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May 16, 2015
Close shave for loud hairdresser
By LLOYD GORMAN
Shouting and other noise from

a home hair salon in a quiet
Subiaco street has brought a
neighbour to tears.
At times I have chosen to
remain at work because I found
that to be in a more relaxing
place than my home, Brooke
Milianku, of Raphael Street, told
a council meeting this week.
I have often cried on the way
home from work as I usually

return to find the business in
full operation.
This has resulted in high
levels of stress that makes me
visibly shake.
Her house has a common wall
with that of Nicole Hanrahan,
who Ms Milianku said had advertised her salon open until
9pm Monday to Friday, closing
earlier on weekends.
The salon was operating with-
out a permit.
Ms Milianku told the councils
development services committee
the salon had badly disrupted
her life for several years.
Due to an adjoining wall,
noise generated from this business can be heard in every room
of my house, she said.
This includes water pipes,
hair dryers, people entering and
exiting while conversation takes
place over the top of this loud
working environment.
Conversations are shouted
rather than spoken.
Some Subiaco councillors at
the meeting agreed, including
Leanne Potter, who said she
had experienced raised voices
in hairdressing salons:
I know I shout, and so does
my hairdresser at me, when
the dryer is running. How do
you have a quiet amenity with
people shouting next door?
The salon idea may work

with a free-standing home or if
it were a quiet beauty therapy
clinic where you just massaged
faces, but this is where hair dryers are going, she said.
Councillors narrowly voted to
allow the business to continue
for a trial period of 12 months,
closing at 7pm during the week
and 5pm on Saturdays.
Please turn to page 85
Withers vote
under fire
Stewart and
Sam back in
the saddle
By BRET CHRISTIAN
Mayor Simon Withers should
have considered abstaining
from voting on Cambridge infill because it would increase
the value of his own home,
according to legal advice obtained by 22 residents.
The advice has also identified
an extra 1868 blocks in City
Beach and Floreat that would
be added to the pool of those
eligible for infill.
Had Mr Withers abstained
from voting to initiate the
changes, the advice says, there
would not have been a quorum
enough voters for the controversial infill changes to be
progressed.
Alternatively, all councillors,
including four who abstained,
should have been allowed
to vote because they had an
interest in common with all
Cambridge land owners, the
advice said.
But Mr Withers has come out
swinging, saying that the advice
is wrong on several counts.
Its the same NIMBY nonsense that weve already heard
from the people they are representing, written on a law firms
stationery, he said.
The setback changes said
to add value to his and other
councillors property were

already law, passed in August
last year, and were unaffected
by Amendment 31, he said.
He said the lawyers had had
a bet each way in saying both
that he should not have voted
and that he and all councillors
had an interest in common and
all should have voted.
Mr Withers added that the 5%
concession cited by the lawyers
for calculating the extra 1868
blocks applied only to subdivisions, while Cambridge only
proposed allowing additional
use, not subdivision.
The advice says house setbacks are set at 7.5m in City
Beach and 9m in Floreat.
This would be changed to 6m
in both suburbs, and increase
the plot ratio available for
Mr Withers block, the advice
says.
The shorter distance from the
front fence where building is
permitted would significantly
increase the available plot ratio
for Mr Withers property and
Rayney
Unheard
evidence
Page 7
On the road again Stewart Newsome and Sam

Saunders are using the same bike to finish a trip they
started 25 years ago. INSET: The couple just before they
left Yorkshire, England. Photo: Billie Fairclough
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
off the bike to set off again.

We are using the same BMW
trail bike, Stewart said.
It has been stored in the garage at their Nedlands home.
Stewart has rebuilt the bikes
engine and he and Sam are
heading for South America
and Alaska.
In 1989, as newlyweds in
Yorkshire, UK, they decided
to travel the world on a motor-
bike but when they arrived

in Australia, they could not
resist it.
When Sandra known to
everyone as Sam got a job
with the University of WA, they
decided to settle here.
Now they are both retired
and their two daughters have
grown up, so they have dusted
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a journey they started 25
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UWA has seen the light
So much for a quiet life

in Mosman Park
Well, well, we had this silly idea, a few years
ago, that it would be good to live for a while like
the rich and famous in the western suburbs.
So we decided to look for a place in our
favourite spot in Mosman Park an amazing
view among WAs most expensive streets and
properties.
What we have found is that we live in a rolling
construction site with double articulated trucks
taking in material and taking out demolition
rubble and dirt.
We have dust all over the cars, cranes a
blot on the landscape one was there for 18
months and was bright yellow and as big as
a CBD crane and noise from rock breakers,
compactors, trucks, and cranes.
Then on Bay View Terrace and into Owston
Street, there are also major constructions with
roadblocks and hazards.
One finishes and the house next to it starts!
Our pool got filled with brick dust after a
contractor thought the best way to get rid of
it was to use an industrial blower with the
wind behind him and blow it towards the
neighbours.
As soon as kids are done with schools, we
are gone!
Unless we are hit by a major recession, this
will just be an ongoing situation.
One of our older kids built in a new developing suburb and has less noise and dust.
So we think we will go back to cheaper and,
like before, go for an occasional drive or walk
to take in the view especially as we lost our
pension this week.
Steve S, Mosman Park
(Please dont publish my name and address I fear a
local Anglo-Saxon Jihad may ensue.)
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Simple to let residents stay in Subi

Any number of simple changes to
the proposed City of Perth boundary would still allow UWA and
QEII to be part of the City of Perth
while allowing the 3000 residents to
remain part of the western suburb
urban community.
Why include us in the City of
Perth?
If Nedlands MP Bill Marmion
considers there is such a compelling
case for this change, then I challenge him to for once explain
the case and put to a vote a simple
choice of the Subiaco South ward
becoming part of the City of Perth
medical precinct or remaining
part of the western suburbs, either
in Subiaco or transferred to the
Nedlands council area.
Doorknock polling by a local
member, as cited in the POST
(Pressure on to stop Hollywood
takeover, May 9), is no substitute
for a democratic vote.
If the residents are denied a
vote we can only assume who is
complicit in turning a prime single
residential area into a medical
precinct plaything for UWA and
QEII.
Some residents accept the need

for change and higher-density
housing, but most are appalled by
inefficient land use and planning by
both UWA and Subiaco council.
There is an urgent need to engage
sensible long-term town planning
at a state level and a democratic
imperative for local and state
governments to take electors along
with a well-considered inclusive
process, rather than allowing bureaucrats to ride roughshod over
residents.
I look forward to our local representatives taking on the initiative.
There is no excuse for poor planning and communication followed
by an undemocratic process.
Our local representatives are not
responsible for this mess, but surely
hold keys to a better solution.
Great, inclusive and inspiring new
ideas that are well communicated
are more likely to win peoples support and, of course, their votes.
Dont take our 3000 votes for
granted.
John Clout
Hardy Road, Nedlands
The obvious bias in the government proposal to

fund a Bjorn Lomborg-style consensus centre
at UWA was precisely why community, academic
and student opposition was so strong.
[The university has now shelved plans for
the centre because of widespread opposition,
though federal Education Minister Christopher
Pyne says it will be funded and established at
another Australian university.]
How shocking that our federal government tried
to influence with a $4million carrot setting up
a think tank linked to Professor Lomborg.
I am tired of the blatant attempts to suppress
credible alternative views to LNP government
proposals and deletions.
I agree with George Crisp (Lomborgs is not
a dissenting view, Letters, POST, May 9), and
bravo Bruce Mackintosh (Government inhibits
debate, Letters, same issue) for reminding
us of the swift abolition of the independent
Climate Commission, almost immediately
after the Abbott government gained office in
September 2013.
One professor with a record of questionable
scientific evidence gains federal government approval; half a dozen highly qualified academics,
business experts and scientists are deleted.
I am relieved the management at UWA has
seen the light.
Carole Peters
Murchison Street, Shenton Park
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Democracy is engaging with
the people, as Canning council
is now doing with regard to ward
boundaries, councillors and other
issues affecting residents.
This is unlike the undemocratic
forced amalgamation shambles
that was being promoted by the
Barnett government, which finally
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surrendered to common sense after

expensive and fierce opposition
by concerned residents.
Thank you to every person in all
the councils who attended meetings, wrote letters, signed petitions
and spoke against undemocratic
amalgamations.
William Booth
Queen Street, Bentley
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POST, May 16, 2015 Page 3
Radiowaves kill
car, house locks
By DAVID COHEN
Rogue radio emissions from
a Claremont clinic are locking
neighbours out of their homes
and cars.
Family fun Gracie, left, Sarah, Ben, and Charlotte will be running at Lake Claremont this weekend.
Photo: Paul McGovern
Run along for a good time

Lake Claremont is the
place for amazing races.
Claremont council has organised a fun run at the lake
this Sunday.
One of the runners,
Charlotte Baxter (11), has
already won a race there.
My friend Annabelle had
her 11th birthday party here,
Charlotte said.
As part of the party they
had an amazing race.
It started at the cubby
house and you were asked
questions: if you got them

right you could carry on.
Charlotte and her friend
Gigi won the 5km race.
For entrants and spectators
at this weekends race there
will be organic coffee and
foods available, trampolines,
and free massages.
Registering for either the
5km walk or run and the 10km
run is free and can be done
on the day or online.
Kids, dogs and people with
prams are welcome.
Each entrantt will receive a
goody bag and prizes on offer

include Fitbits and sports
vouchers.
Meet at the end of Stirling
Road; the running starts at
8am.
The MCs will be former
West Coast Eagle Andrew
Embley and his wife,
Rayne.
Funds from the fun run will
support Telethon.
For more information,
ring Amy Celisano 9285
4300, acelisano@claremont.
wa.gov.au.
Claremont residents say the

interference from Radiowave
Therapy Clinic jams their house
locks and sometimes means they
cant get into or start their cars.
Locals who complained to the
POST live in residential Vaucluse
Avenue and Langsford Street, behind the clinic that faces Stirling
Highway.
The council says the clinic devices operate on the same radio
frequency as car fobs, keyless
locks and remote gate openers.
A clinic spokeman said its
machinery was safe but did not
have any ideas on how to help
with the problem.
Its driving me absolutely
spare, said one woman, whose
home in Vaucluse Avenue is 55m
from the clinic.
I have to park out the front of
my house as I have been caught
too many times, unable to get my
car out of the garage and driveway gates.
A worker at the clinic has even
offered me the use of her car to
collect my child.
A man in Langsford Street
said his car and gate were also
affected.
If its turning devices off, is it
having some effect on people?
he said.
Clinic manager Tim Hall said
Radiowave had been operating
for 10 years.
Shortly after the facility was first
set up, as required, we had an inde-
pendent survey performed by the

Australian Communications and
Media Authority, Mr Hall said.
[This was] to ensure the clinic
operated within the guidelines
for maximum level of radiowave
emissions as required to maintain
public health and safety.
The levels were found to be
well within the limits for safe
public exposure.
Mr Hall said clinic engineers
regularly tested equipment to
ensure it complied.
There is also an emission
alarm system within the building,
which is a third level of precaution, he said.
Mr Hall did not respond to
a suggestion that residents be
notified when his equipment
was used.
The Vaucluse Avenue woman
said she felt she had got the runaround from Claremont council
and the state government.
Claremont approved the clinic
10 years ago.
The council spokeswoman, Liz
Ledger, said: We have advised
that the radio frequency matters
are not something we approve,
monitor or control, as this is
within the carriage of the various
state authorities [Department
of Health, Department of
Communications].
To assist, we have provided
these contact details to the
resident.
The Radiation Safety Unit
[Health] advised that the actual
frequency used at the clinic is
very safe for human use [same
frequency as the car fobs and
garage door openers] which is why
there may be interference.
Days challenge kept secret

Subiaco residents appealed to
a Sydney developer this week
not to allow their 110-year-old
heritage homes to crumble
while his firm builds a 16-storey tower on their doorstep.
Catherine Street resident
Ines Janca, representing the
16 owners of the terrace homes
known as Bishops Row near

the Subiaco Pavilion market
site, spoke for 15 minutes at a
closed-door mediation at the
State Administrative Tribunal
on Wednesday.
She was joined by Peter
Farley, who also owns one of the
homes that are on Subiaco council and state heritage lists.
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believed the developer was
fighting approval conditions
that meant his firm had to provide dilapidation reports and
do repairs when constructionrelated damage occurred and
not at a later date.
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people from Karrakatta.
Digging up recruits
The Army Reserve is
now recruiting in WAs
biggest cemetery.
Thats what a POSTie
thought when she saw this
mobile ad in West Perth
on Wednesday.
Now recruiting in
Karrakatta, the poster
says, with a photo of three

burly (and living) blokes
in khaki under their civvies.
Another POSTie with
a military mind pointed
out Karrakatta also had
barracks.
But there are far more
people across the tracks,
in the necropolis.
The POST is now on

Instagram.
We have been on Twitter
and Facebook for a while
now, but recently decided
it was time to jump on the
Instagram bandwagon
too.
After all, it is hard to
ignore the photo-sharing
juggernaut, which has
more than 300million users
worldwide.
Follow @postnewspapers for photos relating
to reports you can find in
the latest edition of the
paper.
These will include everything from news and views,
to real estate and fashion
all from the western suburbs, of course.
If you see something
newsworthy or amusing
Eagle-eyed Wembley
resident Cyril Urlings
spotted a mistake in the
POST.
A photograph used with
a report on planned roadworks in Harborne and
Grantham streets showed
the wrong junction.
Cyril, who said he had
lived in the area for 50
years, recognised it immediately and recruited
another resident to back
him up.
The picture showed
Grantham and Selby
streets.
The federal government
is putting up about $700,000
from blackspot funding
to alter traffic lights at the
junction of Grantham and
Harborne streets.
It said 13 people had been
hurt there in right-turn
crashes.
Cyril said the money
would be better spent at
another nearby junction.
in the western suburbs,

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Scott breezes in
Scott Fleay has joined the
hole-in-one club.
The Peppermint Grove
councillor told colleagues
on Tuesday evening he had
achieved the feat on the
sixth hole at Royal Perth
Golf Club.
There was a howling
breeze, Mr Fleay said.
Bending the Elba

A POST reporter was asked
to show his ID at a Cottesloe
bar on Tuesday night.
Jacob Nazroo and David
Cohen went to Elba
on Napoleon Street
while Peppermint
Grove councillors conducted secret business.
But before Jacob (21) could
take a sip of the house red,
an Elba employee swooped.
It happens all the time,
our fresh-faced reporter said.
David said it seemed like
117 years since he had
been asked to prove he
was over 18.
Political fare on menu

Youre spoilt for choice
when it comes to big events
over the next few weeks.
On May 28, Premier Colin
Barnett will help celebrate
70 Years of the Liberal Party
at North Cottesloe surf club.
Tickets are $75.
The night before,
Joondalup MP Jan
Norberger is hosting a Mad
Max move night at Grand
Cinemas Joondalup.
Tickets are $25 a $30
Chinese dinner is optional.
It unfortunately clashes
with another chance to
meet Mr Barnett, at the
Stirling Adriatic Centre
($20 party members, $50
others).
A $100 cocktail party
with federal MP Ken Wyatt
is on in Applecross next
Saturday.
And theres a $150 dinner with Mr Barnett and
former South Perth MP Bill
Grayden at the Pagoda in
Como on June 11.
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Below a picture of four police (one bearded), it said
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Real estate agents, police
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people celebrated Star Wars
Day last Monday.
Star Wars Day is May the
Fourth a play on the immortal phrase, May the
force be with you and its
celebrated worldwide.
In Melbourne, two
fans used 250,000 Lego
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By LLOYD GORMAN
The developer behind the
proposed redevelopment of
the Station Street Markets
says there are serious question marks over new weekend
markets on Rokeby Road.
Speaking at an Australia
Property Institute event focusing on Subiaco, Greg Pearce,
from Windsor Knight, was asked
about the markets by a Rokeby

Road trader.
The Rokeby market developers, from the Venn Property
Group (VPG), were also at the
event.
The guys behind it are in the
room, Mr Pearce said. I dont
want to upset another developer
we work together but I have
serious reservations about that
concept.
He said that as a market opera-
tor he thought closing Rokeby

Road to traffic on Saturday
and Sunday was a huge logistic
challenge.
Despite having hundreds of
square metres of cold rooms
at Station Street, stallholders
started filling up the markets
on Tuesday to open for Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
He said comparisons between
markets in Rokeby Road and
other well-established inter-
national markets were not

like-for-like.
We all compare with the Paris
markets, but the Paris markets
and other markets are all on bits
of land that are not roads, that
are not vital communication and
transport links, he said.
I think someone really needs
to think about the impact of closing Rokeby Road, getting rid of
that parking, getting rid of those
transport links. I have a serious
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Taking push out of chairs

By DAVID HUDLESTON
If the Wearne Hostel site

were sold, the proceeds would
go to the state government, not
the four councils named on the
title, Mosman Park councillors
have been told.
Salvaged bicycles from

verge collections and the
skills of Mosman Park Mens
Shed members have produced
affordable attachments to
motorise wheelchairs.
After six months development, shed members finished
their latest prototype this week
and are awaiting approval
that it meets Australian safety
standards.
The powered attachment can
be easily clipped on to any size
wheelchair, even while someone is sitting in it.
This is the third prototype,
shed member Vic Power
said.
The shed members and I are
absolutely chuffed with this.
It plugs into a wall socket
and takes five to six hours to
charge and has a range of up
to 30km on one battery.
Two batteries give 60km.
Shed members used a design
by paraplegic Robert Wynn
to build their version, which
has up to six hours running
time.
Mr Power said he had been
inspired to design something
after a friend had broken his
reservation about it.

Mr Pearce suggested that the
council-owned Forrest Street
carpark between Denis and
Rowland streets would be a
better location.
He warned that closing parking spaces in Rokeby Road was
a risk because people wanted to
be able to park outside shops.
He said the Station Street
Markets, which brought in about
Vic Power test drives the powered wheelchair. INSET: How the powered frame clips on to the wheelchair.
Photos: Billie Fairclough
back in an industrial accident
two years ago.
He said motorised wheelchairs cost between $5000 and
$15,000, but the version tested
at the shed this week used a
motor and batteries that cost
about $1300 plus another $40

worth of stainless-steel components.
Mr Power believes that cost
can be reduced significantly by
using motors he has sourced
in China.
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Client tested Barrys civic resolve

By DAVID COHEN
When Barry Crommelin
was Peppermint Grove shire
president, his patience was
tested.
Barry, who founded a chemical firm, was approached by his
major business customer who
sought an exemption from a
2/16 Battalion
marks 75 years
Veterans and their families
from a battalion of soldiers that
first marched out exactly 75
years ago are commemorating
the event with the help of the
WA Governor.
This Saturday, May 16,
Governor Kerry Sanderson will
lead the service at the Flame
of Remembrance, at the Kings
Park War Memorial.
Veterans, their families and
supporters are welcome to attend.
On May 16, 75 years ago, soldiers of the 2/16th Battalion
marched out of Northam Army
Camp through the streets of
Northam.
In the next five years of fierce
fighting in World War II, they
continued tradition of the first
16th battalion that had landed at
Gallipoli on the first Anzac Day
and went on to fight in France
with horrific loses.
The 2/16th was part of an invasion of Syria and Lebanon and
fought with distinction at Kokoda,
other bloody battlefields of Papua
New Guinea, then Borneo.
Some of the Kokoda veterans
will attend.
Guests are asked to be seated
by 10.45am for the 10.55 ceremony, which is expected to
last about 40 minutes.
council by-law.
Barry refused, and suffered
in consequence the very churlish
loss of a significant amount of
business but he did not blink,
Barrys lifelong friend Richard
Clark said in his eulogy.
This was one of many examples of Barrys approach to life
and ethics.
Barry was a Grove councillor
from 1979 and finished as shire
president from 1997 to 1999.
He died last month, aged 82,
at his Irvine Street home surrounded by his family after a
four-year battle against mantle
cell lymphoma.
Hundreds gathered at Royal
Freshwater Bay Yacht Club to
celebrate his life after some
of his ashes were scattered in
the bay.
Barrys widow, Carole, said
Barry had gone to Christ
Church Grammar School from
kindergarten and finished as
head boy.
A centrepiece of the celebration was a swimming cup filled
with yellow chrysanthemums
on a blue cloth.
Barry was so proud of the cup,
which had his and his son Peters
name on it, Carole said.
She said they were the only
father and son whose names
were on the cup.
Barry was a state hockey player and swimmer and coached
hockey for many years at the
Claremont school.
His son, Tim, said Barrys
determination was seen in his
training.
He was not satisfied with his
running, so he would run around
Christ Churchs oval in his cadetissue army boots to strengthen
his legs, Tim said.
Richard said Barry tried a
year of medical school, a stint at
a chemical firm, and stockbrok-
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circa 1968.
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business, Crommelin Chemicals,
in 1958.
He started with virtually
no capital but real courage, a
willing back, and the enthusiasm of a salesman selling
the Sydney Harbour Bridge,
Richard said.
Barry would spend
hours at night in the grimly
spooky Cordons Iceworks in
Claremont.
The place had no lights, and
had holes in the concrete floor
filled with putrid water.
In the hope they never chose
to visit, Barry would describe
it to his customers as his factory.
Richard said he had helped
Barry use a broken oar to stir
On holiday Barry Crommelin in San Francisco

about 15 years ago.
chemicals in an old underground

petrol tank, heated from underneath by eight kerosene blow
lamps.
Today, Crommelin is a leading
supplier of waterproofing and
sealing products for building
industries in Australia and
Asia.
Richard said after Barry met
Carole, Miss Australia in 1965,
he had a rudder for life.
Peter said Barry had always
has and entrepreneurial spirit
he had sold frangipanis from
the family tree to a florist and
rabbit skins from his grandfathers Pingelly farm.
Tim said Barry was a voracious
reader, a passionate historian,
and had a love affair with the
English language.
Swimmer revived
An early-morning swimmer at a Claremont pool was
resuscitated after having a
heart attack last Thursday
morning.
The man was at a Kirby Swim
class in Christ Church Grammar
Schools pool when he became
ill.
He was dragged out and a defibrillator was used to stabilise
him until he was taken to Sir
Charles Gairdner Hospital.
A Kirby worker said: There
was an incident, but comment
would have to come from the
school.
A CCGS spokeswoman did not
provide further details.
Threat to Civic Centre view
By DAVID COHEN
Ocean views from parts of

the heritage-listed Cottesloe
Civic Centre will be affected if
a new block of units gets final
approval.
Cottesloe council is set to
challenge the approval for the
towns first multimillion-dollar
development assessment panel
application.
A state government-appointed
DAP gave the green light to 12
apartments in Overton Gardens,
in front of the Cottesloe Civic
Centres back lawn.
Council staff recommended
the project be refused, because
it would be higher than 7m, affect views, and be too bulky.
But the DAP approved it, and
deleted or modified several
conditions.
DAP member Luigi
DAlessandro sought to remove a
condition restricting the height
to 7m after Roberts Day planner
Today The view from Cottesloes Civic Centre this week.
The future? How the view might change if 12 units are built.
A developers impression of the

project.
Deon White said the primary
height would be allowable.
Thats my understanding,
Mr DAlessandro said.
But council planning manager
Andrew Jackson said: That
could probably be contested at
law, in my opinion.
DAP presiding member
Clayton Higham voted for the removal, despite having doubts.
Its probably in breach of the
[town planning] scheme, Mr
Higham said before the vote.
The council and developers
cannot agree if pergolas, eaves,

and walls on top of the development are part of the building.
Councillor and DAP member
Jack Walsh had concerns about
views from the civic centres
back lawn being affected.
This building will be the
length of the block, Mr Walsh
said.
The state government recognised these views in our new
town planning scheme.
This is going to double the
amount of view thats blocked
out.
Peppermint Grove resident
Jane Whiddons Overton
Gardens Pty Ltd paid $7.5million for three 1950s apartment
blocks, at numbers 15, 17, and
19 on Overton Gardens north
side (Cottesloe faces first DAP,
POST, May 2).
The three lots cover 1677sq.m.
Construction of the 12 apartments is scheduled to start in
the final quarter of the year.
Cold case reopens unheard evidence

By BRET CHRISTIAN
The cold case re-investigation announced this week into
the murder of Corryn Rayney
is expected to lift the lid on
weeks of evidence that was
never heard at her husbands
murder trial in 2012.
It was suggested at the trial
that the police had other prime
candidates for the murder right
on the doorstep.
Mrs Rayneys body was found
buried in Kings Park in August
2007 and her car was found
abandoned nearby in Kershaw
Street, Subiaco.
Lloyd Rayney was charged with
the murder and he successfully
fought the charge in court.
The judge who acquitted Mr
Rayney, Brian Martin QC, said
in his finding that Mrs Rayney
had most likely been the victim
of a random sex attack.
At the trial, while crossexamining police, Mr Rayneys

lawyer began exploring facts
about a man whose DNA had
been found on a cigarette butt
that forensic officers picked
up outside the Rayney family
home in Como.
A man with the same name,
who was well known to police,
had been stopped by a patrol car
in Bentley for a random breath
test which proved negative
minutes away from where Mrs
Rayney was last seen alive after
leaving a boot-scooting class.
A notebook of another officer
produced in court had this mans
name and the words sex assault Kings Park written on
the same page.
The man shared a house in
Como with a friend extremely
well known to police for sexual
offending, a detective told the
court.
Corryn Rayney
A call made on the night of
the murder from a phone box in
Mrs Rayneys street was traced
by police to the mans sister, the
murder trial was told.
The judge and others highlighted many pieces of evidence
that indicated the possible
involvement of individuals not
connected to Mr Rayney.
When Mrs Rayneys body

was found, her belt had been
unbuckled and jeans zipper
ripped, her handbag had been
upended on the rear floor of her
car and the contents scattered,
and her watch and passport
were missing.
The trial judge said that the
two men had been put forward
by Mr Rayneys lawyer, David
Edwardson QC, as realistic
alternative candidates.
He said Mr Edwardson was
suggesting that not only had the
investigation inappropriately
focused on Mr Rayney to the
exclusion of others, but in fact
the police had some prime
candidates right there on the
doorstep.
But the prosecution intervened, saying that exploring
this line would delay the threemonth trial by some weeks while
new statements police obtained
from witnesses.
Justice Martin then adjourned
the court overnight.
The next morning, Mr
Edwardson told the court that
Mr Rayney did not have to prove
anything.
It was the state that had set
itself the task of proving the
case against Mr Rayney.
Mr Edwardson then said he
would not be suggesting that
the two alternative men were
guilty of the crime, but he was
putting forward facts to demonstrate the intensity of the focus
on Mr Rayney by the major
crime squad in comparison to
others.
The judge said in his finding
that the state had not only failed
to prove its scenario against Mr
Rayney, but it had also failed to
disprove an alternative scenario
that was not consistent with Mr
Rayneys innocence.
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Upskill practical budgeting

workshop for young people
Have you recently moved out of home or are thinking about
moving out? This workshop is for you!
Moving out is a big change and your newly found freedom
can come with lots of additional costs. This free workshop,
facilitated by Homelove and a certied accountant, will help
you navigate this new world of rent and bills. You will learn
some practical budget measures that will not only stretch your
accounts but also your creativity.
As part of the citys Upskill skills development program, this
workshop is open to all young people aged sixteen to twentyve, and is particularly suited to those saving for a goal such as
a car or holiday.
When: Monday 25 May, from 5pm to 7pm
When: Profectus, St Catherines College, 2 Park Road, Crawley
Places are limited. Please RSVP on 9237 9216 or
culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Sunday 17 to Saturday 23 May is Food Allergy Week. If you have

a family member, friend or work colleague that is affected, take
the time to educate yourself on this important issue so you can
understand and support people living with food allergies.
For more information, please visit
www.foodallergyaware.com.au
Cyber-safety awareness program

ThinkUKnow is a cyber-safety awareness program for children,
young people, teachers and parents. Children and young people
aged seven to seventeen years, parents, teachers and other
interested adults are invited to attend two simultaneous discussions
(one for children and young people with Constable Care, and one
for adults with ThinkUKnow) about staying safe online.
The evening will start with facilitated discussions in pairs or
small groups and conclude with a combined group conversation
led by ThinkUKnow.
When: Monday 18 May, from 6pm to 8pm
When: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Places are limited. Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or
library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Food Allergy Week 2015

Did you know that up to two per cent of Australians are
affected by food allergies, including one in ten babies?
Some food allergies cause potentially life-threatening
reactions known as anaphylaxis. There is currently no cure
for food allergy and total avoidance of the food is the only
way to prevent a reaction.
Applications for Subi Kids Crew

now open
Subi Kids Crew (SKC) aims to give children a voice by providing
the opportunity to participate in community initiatives, events
and consultation.
Community notices
Q Corporate, Community and Technical
Services Committee meeting
Tuesday 19 May
Agenda items
Lords Operational Performance Report
Disability Access and Inclusion Committee membership
Rosalie Sporting Association Rosalie Park Pavilion (East)
Lease agreement
Application for loan funding
Financial statements March 2015
Financial statements April 2015
Elected Members Motion Median strip Rokeby Road
Elected Members Motion Convex mirrors Hart Lane
Q Draft Community Facilities Concept Plan

and draft Rosalie Park Master Plan
The City of Subiaco, in partnership with CommPlan Alliance,
has developed the draft Community Facilities Plan and the
draft Rosalie Park Master Plan. The city would like to receive
feedback from the community on the recommendations.
The draft documents plan for the future development and
operation of the citys community facilities and Rosalie Park
over the next twenty years. They include an analysis of the
citys current and expected requirements as well as input from
experts, stakeholders and the community.
Please go to www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/haveyoursay
where you can view the draft plans and complete the surveys.
Hard copy surveys and plans are also available at the citys
Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco and Subiaco
Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco.
Please submit your feedback by 5pm on Monday 15 June.
Q Rescission of planning policies

The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on the rescission
of Planning Policy 2.8 Aged or dependent persons dwellings.
The city is also inviting public comment on the rescission of
Planning Policy 2.10 Amusement Centres.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 22 May.
SKC is for children aged between seven and eleven years, who
live or go to school in the City of Subiaco, and would like to
learn about and contribute to their local community.
Through the program, the city also aims to identify and
develop future leaders. The four main areas of the program
are skill development, advisory, ambassadorial and
interpersonal development.
Applications are open now until 5pm on Monday 8 June.
For more information, contact 9237 9317 or visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au to download an application.
Seniors Social Day Club

The citys Seniors Social Day Club is a fun and friendly
club, with a positive and inclusive atmosphere. The club
hosts a range of activities, including arts and crafts projects,
pottery, cooking, interactive quizzes, games,
exercise programs, community lunches, day trips and much
more. A three course lunch is provided, as well as morning
and afternoon tea.
The city offers a transport service to and from the day
club, allowing participants to get picked up right outside
their front door. The Seniors Social Day Club operates
from the Tom Dadour Community Centre, 363 Bagot
Road, Subiaco.
For more information, including participation fees, please
contact the city on 9237 9336.
Whats happening in Subi
Q Development applications for comment
QCelebrate Library and Information Week
The city is inviting public comment on the proposed

demolition of the existing dwelling and the construction of
a three storey building comprising ve multiple dwellings,
at 368 Barker Road, Subiaco.
Garry Dunne, Director of City Services at the City of Perth, will

help us celebrate Library and Information Week with a free
presentation on the new City of Perth Lending Library.
Monday 25 May, 6pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
The city is also inviting public comment on the proposed

demolition of the existing dwelling and construction of four,
three storey grouped dwellings at 43 Troy Terrace, Daglish.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 5 June.
For more information on the above, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in
writing through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
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being requested at this time. Formal consultation, where
required, will be undertaken in accordance with the citys
policy on planning public consultation. To view the policy,
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
QNational Simultaneous Storytime

Join children across Australia for the annual National
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Wednesday 27 May, 10.45am
QQFilm Club Maos Last Dancer

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Grove queries
Cott rangers
Peppermint Grove councillors have repeated last years
concerns about the value of
using Cottesloe rangers.
Brett Pollock shows the open view of the river available at the gazebo on the Vlamingh Parklands, left, while a similar gazebo at Milo Beach is
completely enclosed by plants.
Prudent pruning call for Mosman

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Mosman Park councillor
Brett Pollock wants common
sense to prevail as the council
develops a policy to create
safe and enjoyable walking
areas through its riverside
and ocean-front parks.
People like to walk along
here and see the river and ocean,
they dont want to see bushes,
he said during a walk through
Minim Cove bush.
Its all about a balance.
At last months council meeting, Mr Pollock successfully
proposed a review of councildirected bushcare programs
run by volunteers.
He said that a gazebo in
Vlamingh Parklands had an
open ambience where people
could enjoy the river views,
but a similar one at Milo Beach
was completely enclosed by
overgrown bush.
Mr Pollock said he didnt favour removing all the vegetation
but thinning out the under-storey
or planting trees and shrubs
whose height suited the area.
Pointing to what he called a
woody weed, he said if it was
allowed to grow uncontrolled
it would be solid scrub.

He said he was concerned that
thick vegetation was creating an
unsafe environment for people,
especially women, using the
walkways.
If these woody weeds are left to
keep going, it will be solid scrub
people could hide in, he said.
Mr Pollock is well known for
the conservation and revegetation of Wooleen Station in the
North-West, which he bought
in 1989.
I have spent a lot of time
preserving natural bushland. I
understand it all, I know what
it is all about and I am all for
it, he said.
But it gets to a stage where
undercut, so walkers can see

through, but still have the density for bird life.
I just want a responsible
policy document created to protect the core value of Mosman
Park bush and ratepayers.
We have just got to make
sure we have the right balance
for all the interest groups in
Mosman Park.
Tuesday nights corporate and
technical services committee
passed a recommendation to ask
CEO Kevin Poynton to develop
a draft policy for management
of the councils bush areas to be
put out for public comment.
The full council will vote on
it on May 26.
The President, Mr Dan Smetana together with the Executive

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Minister for State Development & Science
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as bush.
I am all for preventing erosion on the riverbank, which is
part of what all this vegetation
is for.
My idea is to get growth
under control and maintain
it.
He said he didnt want it
clear-felled to make way for
river views.
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followed by relapses after no
parking tickets had been issued
in Peppermint Grove over the
previous two weeks.
Last year, the council requested an accounting from Cottesloe,
which showed 89 parking tickets
were issued in Peppermint Grove
over the following six weeks.
Mr Peters suggested GPS devices be put into rangers cars to
monitor activity, but Grove CEO
John Merrick said: We get what
we pay for.
For the hours contracted for
ranger services from Cottesloe, we
receive excellent value, and rangers attend at extremely short notice
to our requests at all time.
Acting Cottesloe CEO Mat
Humfrey said rangers tasks in
Peppermint Grove were very
similar to what they would be
expected to do in Cottesloe.
Mr Humfrey said rangers did
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week down from 18 hours in
February last year.
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May 2015
Floreat are WASTE WARRIORS!

A $1000 towards a school sustainability project was the well-deserved reward
for Floreat Park Primary School, winners of the inaugural Waste Warriors Clean
Up Cambridge Competition.
Sponsored by the town, the competition was open to all local schools and recognised
outstanding contribution in helping keep our town clean and beautiful.
Winning school Floreat Primary introduced a range of Waste Warrior initiatives during the
challenge, some of which required year groups to create their own programs - the Year 6
group took responsibility for recording energy from the schools solar panels, the Year
5s had the task of monitoring the worm farm, the Year 4s monitored the schools frog
friendly
habitat and the Year 3 class became environmental officers.
The leadership group for the challenge was the Year 6 class who led regular clean-ups
and Waste Warrior activities. For their efforts the group was presented with individual
eco-prizes.
A gift voucher for Environment House was also awarded to a family from the school, the
Spiro family, who as part of the competition pledged to be sustainable and reduce waste.
Floreat Primary has some excellent on-going waste reduction and sustainability programs:
Waste free lunch events
Recycled sculptures
Worm farms fed from organic scraps collected at lunch and snack time
Composting
Promotion of reusable containers and bags
A veggie garden with produce used in lunches
Book recycling; and
Walk to school days
WHATS on in TOWN ...

Read and Relax @ the library
The winning Year 6 group with teacher Amanda Gibbon and mayor Simon Withers
The school continues to encourage their community to make positive changes to

themselves and the environment with their latest project, a Screen Free Contest, which
challenged students, parents and teachers to turn off all electronic devices for three days!
Well done to Floreat Park Primary School for being very worthy Waste Warriors and
your ongoing commitment to keeping Cambridge clean!
HOME ECO AUDITS for Cambridge Residents
Indulge your love of reading at our new Read and Relax

sessions starting at Cambridge Library this May.
Book a free Home Eco Audit and find out how to

save money on your electricity, gas and water bills,
while taking responsibility for your impact on the
environment.
If you enjoy listening to interesting stories and poems delivered in a

friendly and relaxed setting then join us on Monday, 18 May from
1.30pm in the library reading room.
Expert auditors will show you how to be more energy

and water efficient, saving our precious resources
and your money.
You are welcome to just listen, or if you prefer take a turn at reading to
the group.
Each household that registers for an audit will

receive up to $50 worth of energy and water saving
hardware to install in their home.
This is a free session and all are welcome!
Bookings are essential as places are limited to the

first 50 households.
For more information contact Cambridge Library on 9383 8999 or email

library@cambridge.wa.gov.au.
Register for an Home Eco Audit at

www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/EcoAudit or call 9347 6000
COMMUNITY Planting Day
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if residents were putting the right materials in the right bins.
During the trial the biggest issue identified was recyclables
being tied up in plastic bags, resulting in them being treated
as landfill. Empty plastic bags belong in the recycling bin but
all recyclables must go in the bin loose. Over the program
the number of recyclables in plastic bags dropped from
23.2% to 14.1%, a very pleasing result!
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checks on recycling
At the close of the trial all perfect recyclers went into a draw
with 30 Recycling Champions to shortly receive a $50 gift
voucher for their efforts!
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Scouts join forces with mens sheds

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Scouts and mens sheds are
getting together to share facilities and activities.
The agreement, due to be announced at the Mosman Park
shed on Saturday, will be the
first of its kind in Australia.
Scouts WA CEO Sherry
Donaldson said the relationship would be great for scouts
who could learn new skills from
shed members for the WA Scouts
Award Scheme.
She said scout halls that were
used on evenings and at weekends would be available during
the day for shed activities.
We are talking to mens sheds
about sharing our facilities
and joining us in some of our
activities, such as Campwest
and Cubilee, she said.
WA Mens Shed Association
chairman Mike Wiggin said the
connection would give mens
sheds a way to reach out to young
people as well as take part in

community development.
He said mens health and
wellbeing were key areas for
mens sheds.
Getting involved in the community helps men to break down
isolation and establish social
networks, he said.
The agreement formalises
joint activities that have already started between the two
organisations.
Many mens shed members are
retired tradesmen who share

their skills.
Some mens sheds have difficulty finding homes and some
are operating in very small
facilities and cant expand,
he said.
In some locations, the scout
hall is on a large enough block
of land to accommodate a new
mens shed that shares kitchens
and toilets.
He said the sheds could run
activities like art, photography
The Mosman Park Mens Shed

has volunteered to refurbish
the old scout hall on the corner
of Wellington and Solomon
streets, which has been an
eyesore for 25 years.
Mosman Park backs cub kitchen

Scouts had a win when the chair
of Mosman Park corporate and
technical services meeting used his
casting vote.
It meant the committee passed a
recommendation to give a new cub
group $3000 to renovate the kitchen
in their rundown hall.
The cubs are meeting in Alf Adams
Pavilion until the old scout hall on
the corner of Wellington and Solomon
streets is renovated.
The cubs applied to the councils
Community Chest for a $3000 grant to
install the kitchen.
Mosman Park Mens Shed has signed
on to help with the $112,500 renovation
to fix the hall, a 25-year eyesore, while
the Friends of Mosman Park Bushland
have agreed to help the cubs build a
carbon-neutral, waterwise garden and
landscape the block.

A report to the committee said the
renovated hall would then be a central
location for community use after Scouts
WA had paid for most of the structural,
roof and electrical repairs.
It said the selection committee
thought the project was well planned,
much needed by the Mosman Park
community, and reflected great outcomes for a relatively small financial
contribution.
The committee did not support
the Beehive Montessori Schools application for $3000 towards a $7600
aquaponics project.
The school hopes Year 7 and 9 students will create the system and look
after it, with the rest of the school
participating in sustainability and
science lessons.
In its submission, the school said

showcasing the project in newsletters, open days, and local community
events, and by promoting its partnership with Western Earth Carers and
the School Animal Ethics Committee,
would encourage others to embrace
sustainability and add to the towns
reputation as a supporter of the environment.
While the selection committee felt
the project was well planned and of
significant value to the local school
community, it was not communitydriven.
It suggested promoting the project on
the councils newsletter and Facebook
page.
The recommendations will be considered at the full council meeting
on May 27.
and IT training workshops

in scout halls on weekdays,
provided they did not involve
machinery.
Scouts WA has 114 scout
groups and there are more than
12,000 members in 165 mens
sheds, including those planning
sheds.
The mens sheds make up
WAs biggest mens community
organisation with more members
than Lions, Rotary, Apex and
Freemasons combined.
Virtual merger
for Grove, Cott
Peppermint Grove and Cottesloe councils

and maybe Claremont are having an IT
merger.
Grove workers hope the move will give their
staff more time and offer more convenience
for Cottesloe residents.
Grove corporate service manager Paul
Rawlings reported to councillors on Tuesday
that the shires financial and electronic systems
would move to Cottesloes server from early
next financial year.
Lots of Cottesloe residents use the library
and the [Cottesloe Central] shops, Mr Rawlings
said later.
It means they would be able to pay their
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Parking woes outside hearing institute

On Christmas Eve last year, I
parked in the Wilson carpark
at the Ear Science Institute in
Salvado Road, Subiaco.
My six-month-old daughter
had had cochlear implant surgery earlier that month but there
was a problem with the battery
and they werent working.
Keep cyclists
off footpaths
A reader sent in this photo of an inspirational slogan on a slab outside

UWAs business school.
Spend on students, not slogans

Adding to its recent farcical
announcement of a Consensus
Centre is the proliferation of
signs around the University of
WA proclaiming such pearls of
wisdom as: Sometimes having
a goal is more important that
having a map.
Not only can the university
not spell, but the cost of these
signs has also deprived at least
two post-graduate students of

scholarships and sustenance
for this year.
Possibly many more student
scholarships are affected by
this ridiculous advertising
campaign.
I feel the university is turning
itself into a laughing stock.
Name and address
withheld by request
My wife and I are appalled at

the recent government proposal
to allow bicycle riders of any
age to ride on footpaths, which
has the potential to remove the
only place of relative safety for
walkers of all ages.
We are both over 80 and every
day walk in the Hollywood ward,
which is hazardous enough
because the pavements are
poorly maintained by Nedlands
council.
Though these pavements are
used by cycling students at local
schools, we all get on well and
acknowledge each other without
difficulty.
Hampden Road, Nedlands, and
the area around the hospitals
are a different matter, with the
footpaths regularly used by cycleriding students and staff, giving
a fair indication of the problem
and what we may suffer if the
proposal proceeds.
Along Aberdare Road, Shenton
Park, there is a perfectly good
marked cycleway, yet cyclists
continue to ride on the path.
This also occurs in other areas,
which is ridiculous.
We can therefore only hope
that the government reconsiders and retains the existing
regulations.
John and Deirdre Duncan
Kingston Street, Nedlands
Though it was Christmas Eve, I

managed to get an appointment
that afternoon and was advised
it would take half an hour.
To be safe, I paid for one
hours parking, but our appointment started late and took longer
than half an hour.
When we got back to the car
we were 10 minutes late and had
been issued a parking fine.
Given the circumstances, I
asked Wilson Parking to review
the fine, which they did and
rejected.
I also asked why Wilson
wouldnt have a parking system
where you paid after being
parked at a medical establishment.
I havent received a response.
What disappoints me most is
that I have requested that a senior officer from Wilson Parking
call and discuss my concerns,

but this has not occurred.
How sad that a major corporation like Wilson Parking doesnt
have the strength of character
to listen to a legitimate complaint.
I will unhappily pay the fine,
but am disappointed that Wilson
seems more concerned with
generating revenue through
fines than providing an effective
parking service to its clients, in
my opinion.
I will never park in a Wilson
carpark again.
Ian Loganathan
Gsell Street, Wanguri
Northern Territory
The POST contacted Wilson
Parking and a spokesperson said
Mr Loganathans fine would be
cancelled and the national manager of parking enforcement services
would speak to him about it. Editor
Democracy
needs debate
Dog walkers should leash their

snack-inclined pooches, says
Swanbourne reader Bob Trotter,
who sent in this photo of a turtle
hatchling he saw this week on
the bike path at Lake Claremont.
He said it was about the size of a
50-cent piece.
I must add a small voice to

the chorus deploring UWAs
decision to axe the Consensus
Centre.
The decision reflects badly
on our state.
Democracy demands the
full and frank expression of
opinions
Opinions are best tested by
debate and a university ought
to provide a forum for public
debate.
On the other hand, totalitarian organisations, especially if
backed by religious or quasireligious dogma, are the greatest
opponents of free speech.
Ivor Surveyor
Lentara Crescent, City Beach
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Suburbs must
be preserved
Marmion must get off the fence

We are so lucky to have
the POST to keep residents
informed of issues like the
impending fate of Hollywood
under the City of Perth Act.
Like many residents, I was
appalled that Nedlands MP Bill
Marmion seemed to prefer to
represent the 3% minority than
the interests of 97% of the sample of over 120 residents who
are deeply concerned about
the effects of this takeover on
our beautiful leafy, already
medium-density, residential
suburb.
Is he stalling when he claims
to be awaiting the responses
from the Subiaco survey?
Would he accept its results
as any more valid?
And is a handful of people
who visit his office, or being
doorknocked, a more representative sample?
And just how loaded is it to
suggest residents may lose their
local services and representation under a Perth takeover?
Perth council is remote, not
only geographically, but also
seemingly in terms of its priori-
ties. Wasnt there an outcry from

Vincent residents threatened
by a takeover last year?
Last October, Premier Colin
Barnett refused to rule out
vote-weighting 2:1 in favour of
businesses.
There was talk of having
just one electoral ward, which
meant a candidate could have
to reach out to more than 50,000
voters.
Finally, Perth lord mayor Lisa
Scaffidi has said: Clearly the
message given by the people
is one of great respect for the
work of local government the
tier often described as being
closest to the people.
Enough fence sitting, Bill
Marmion!
Its time to act on behalf of
the 97%.
If you fail to respect their
wishes and assure them of
your strong support, you will
be anathema to them, just as
Simon Withers has been to
Cambridge residents.
Nedlands MP Bill Marmions

non-acceptance of the results
of the recent doorknock survey of the Hollywood precinct
(Pressure on to stop Hollywood
takeover, POST, May 9) is disappointing.
I am still waiting for him to
knock on our front door.
As a 17-year resident of this
convenient suburban area, I find
it difficult to believe that our
needs would be well served by
inclusion in the City of Perth.
In a city that is fast becoming
unliveable because of traffic
problems, the preservation
of this residential precinct is

important because it provides
a variety of options for people
seeking housing close to their
workplaces, like UWA and the
hospital complex.
I am interested to know also
just how many frustrated people
trying to develop their blocks
have contacted Mr Marmion.
Any close inspection of the
area will show that the majority of the blocks are small and
developed to their zoning potential already.
Suzanne Mather
Hardy Road, Nedlands
Anna Vanderbom
Monash Avenue, Nedlands
Reader Erica Salih says sections of the dual-use path along the beach
between Cottesloe and Mosman Park are unsafe and need fixing.
paths need improving

Hollywood handy to uni, hospitals Coastal
These paths need urgent uniI regularly walk and cycle
on the busy dual-use paths
along the beautiful coast between North Fremantle and
Swanbourne.
What is not beautiful but, in
my opinion, very dangerous is
the poor condition of the path
between Mosman Park beach
and Cottesloe.
Not only are the paths far too
narrow in places, making passing difficult, but many popular
areas are also cracked, uneven,
worn, covered in sand or vegetation, with faded markings that
make it dangerous and confusing for all users.
versal upgrading to allow safe,

healthy and enjoyable use by
walkers, joggers, cyclists, people
with prams and mobility aids,
dogs and so on.
People of all ages and abilities
need to feel safe when visiting
the area, not have to constantly
negotiate their way.
North Fremantle has made
some substantial upgrades to
its coastal paths and I believe
Cottesloe and Mosman Park
councils can do the same if not
better for the community.
Erica Salih
Palmerston Street, Mosman Park
This is an exerpt from the publication, From Limestone and

Sandhills The Development
of Floreat and City Beach, by
Ian Pleydell, published 2003:
The master plan for the Garden
Suburbs of City Beach and
Floreat date back to 1925.
They are both examples of
town planning principles based
on the ideals of the Garden City
movement, a movement that
greatly influenced city, town
and suburban planners before
and after World War I in many
western countries.
It was certainly a powerful force acting on the Perth
City Council at the time with
Town Clerk W.E Bold being the
movements most prominent
[supporter].
The author goes on to say:
What we can ask, though, is for
the heritage of the two suburbs
not to be forgotten, and where
practicable and equitable,
protected.
It should be clearly evident
to everyone what the motivating
forces were in the development
of the suburbs, and why things
are as they are. That is, their
cultural heritage must be preserved in some way.
It is essential to promote
the garden city concept in a
conservational sense whenever
possible, even if in respect for
those like W.E. Bold who had the
vision, or at least a vision, for the
future people of Perth.
Lets hope Planning Minister
John Day respects the vision of
men like W.E Bold and those
responsible for putting the
Endowment Lands Act, 1920,
in place.
Tony Goodlich
Tilton Terrace, City Beach
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Mosman queries
library costs
Stroke research an
eye-opener for Eva
Eva Mallon got a good look
at where her birthday money
went when she visited a research institute in Nedlands
on Monday.
Eva (13) gave $250 to the WA
Neuroscience Research Institute
that had been given to her in
lieu of birthday presents.
Eva, a Presbyterian Ladies
College student, toured labs
and spoke to staff at the institute, at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital.
It was really amazing, Eva
said.
They work on rats because
theyre so similar to humans.
Eva tested a robotic arm,
a rehabilitation device with
which people who have had
strokes perform video gamelike tasks.
The arm replicates the work
of physiotherapists and aims to
restore strength and coordination to arms.
Institute workers said people
who could not comb their hair
were able to do so after half-anhour on the machine.
Eva also heard about
the institutes latest research, including its highly
Cowden canine
concern
More than 100 dog owners want Cambridge council
to fence in a dog exercise
area at Cowden Park, West
Leederville.
The park is designated for
leash-free dog exercise between particular hours.
A petition is to be considered
by the council.
They work on rats

because theyre so
similar to humans.
Mosman Park wants more

say in how the Grove librarys
funds are used.
publicised breakthrough
earlier this year that certain
peptides may limit brain damage after a stroke.
Eva was prompted to donate
because her grandfather, Frank,
had just died from a stroke, after
surviving two.
My grandmother, Christina,
recently survived a minor stroke
and a few years earlier my second cousin passed away from a
brain tumour, she said.
The institute says more than
two million Australians are
likely to be affected by neurological disorders by 2050.
Institute fundraising manager
Jim Murphy said his colleagues
worked in a field that didnt
produce results overnight.
It takes years of research,
sometimes even decades, before
major breakthroughs can be
made, he said.
It was incredibly heartwarming to see someone as young as
Eva connect so strongly to the
value of medical research.
Shocking! Eva Mallon has a go on the trans-cranial direct current

stimulation machine at the WA Neuroscience Research Institute. With
her are Jenny Eisenhower, left, and mum Anne-Marie. Photo: David Cohen
Tuesday nights corporate and

technical services committee
was told the council contribution next financial year would
be $670,986.
Deputy mayor Ian Flack said
the council was paying nearly 49%
of the librarys running costs but
had only one representative on the
combined library committee.
It is one of the biggest expenditures for the council over
which we do not have any direct
control, he said.
We have one member of a
three-person committee and I
believe that is inequitable, given
that our contribution is close to
49% of running the Grove.
He suggested the library operation agreement be reviewed.
Next financial year Cottesloe
will contribute $593,496 and
Peppermint Grove $119,280
towards the librarys $1,383,762
budget.
Mosman Park pays 48.49% of
the cost based on its 2011 population census, Cottesloe 42.89% and
Peppermint Grove 8.62%.
The committee adopted the
recommendation to include the
money in next years budget.
The full council will consider
it on May 26.
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compost, renewable energy (biogas) and recyclable materials.
It says the plant will prevent

about 75% of domestic waste
from going into landfill.
Earlier this month, the Australian patent authority officially
certified DiComs method of separating rubbish, glass and grit.
The European agency has
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turned into compost and gas is
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May 16
2015
ANZAC DAY 2015

ON the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings on Gallipoli more than
600 people united for the dawn service on the Cottesloe Civic Centre main
lawn. Cottesloe RSL organises an event on April 25 every year, and their
experience was apparent, as the march, addresses, anthems and raising of
Australian and New Zealand ags and the Gunre EreaNfast that followed
all progressed in welldrilled order on an unusually cold morning.
Marine Parade
study follows
complaints
TRAFFIC surveys made of Marine Parade, Syd
ney Street and North Street do not indicate a ve
hiclespeeding proElem.
But the Council has rec
ommended further inves
tigation to improve cyclist
safety on Marine Parade;
and it says that accident
statistics show that Ma
rine Parade pedestrian
crossings should Ee made
more oEvious to drivers.
The surveys followed
complaints
regarding
speeding, road safety and
hoon behaviour along Sydney Street, Marine Parade
and North Street.
Between late November 2014 and early March
2015, the Town received 56
requests for Council to install additional trafc calming devices along Marine
Parade and North Street.
Prevention of non-local
trafc from using Sydney
Street was requested by
several residents.
However, the surveys did
not establish a high level of
use of Marine Parade and
North Street by commuter
trafc, and most accidents
on Marine Parade are lowspeed parking accidents.
Council resolution
While
acknowledging
residents complaints at the
April meeting, the Council
also acknowledged that it
could not legislate to deal
with the behaviour of individual road users, who
might drive dangerously,
andor under the inuence
of drugs or alcohol.
It believes that overall
trafc speed on Sydney
Street, Marine Parade and
North Street is appropriate;
but will update the Towns
Bike Plan with a focus on
cyclist and pedestrian safety throughout Cottesloe.
It will also:
include pedestrian safety,
and consider a lower speed
environment between Forrest/Eric Streets, within the
Foreshore Redevelopment
Plan;
review existing pedestrian crossings, and assess the
need for additional crossings on Marine Parade;
investigate slowing the
approach to the Curtin Avenue and Marine Parade
intersection from the north
Curtin Avenue leg and; encourage cyclists to use the
middle of the circulating
lane.
Curtin Avenue
Elsewhere, it was found
that turning right out of
Victoria Avenue into Curtin
Avenue is difcult, and this
will be addressed with the
planned Wellington Street
extension.
Curtin Avenue carries
trucks of up to 87.5 tonnes,

and is the direct link between two State controlled
roads (West Coast Highway, and Curtin Avenue
within the City of Fremantle). Cottesloe believes the
State should accept responsibility for Curtin Avenue
within Cottesloe and Mosman Park.
Cottesloe has resolved
to work with the Town of
Mosman Park to petition
the State Government to
complete the Wellington
Street extension; and fund
an integrated trafc signal
installation at the Victoria
Street and Curtin Avenue
intersection, pending the
completion of the Wellington Street extension and the
ultimate closure of the Victoria Street crossing.
Also Cottesloe and Mosman Park will petition the
State to complete the Curtin Avenue upgrade and,
pending the completion of
the upgrade, to proclaim
Curtin Ave as a main road
or highway; and to consider
installing a trafc island on
Curtin Avenue to prevent
trafc turning right into
Sydney Street, subject to
consultation with affected
residents.
Mayor Jo Dawkins
who read movingly from
the World War I diary of
her grandfather later paid
tribute to Dr Neville Green
AM, and the members of
Cottesloe RSL who co-ordinated the joint event brilliantly, with the Town and
Cottesloe Surf Life Saving
Club.
Many oral tributes and
wreaths were laid including
those by Mayor Dawkins,
Mayor Ron Norris of Mosman Park, and President
Rachel Thomas of the
Shire of Peppermint Grove;
as well as that by David
Hounslow, Vice President
of the Cottesloe SLSC.
Gallipoli 100
Gallipoli 100 a replica

of the clubs surf life-sav-
Hundreds
honour
the day at
Cottesloe
ing boat that was in Gallipoli with its crew this year
was on display. It bears
the names of all men who
enlisted in WA who were
killed or died of wounds or
illness at Gallipoli.
Tom Locke, of Cottesloe SLSC reported to the
Mayor on the wonderful experience of landing
at the ANZAC Cove with
the Australian Surf Boat.
The Scots College pipers

were there to welcome us
and share the unique moment. The Dawn Service at
the town of Galipo, with a
big crowd of Aussies and
Turks, and to meet the descendents of Turkish war
veterans was another
unforgettable experience.
In Cottesloe, as an RAAF
jet ew over the Civic
Centre to honour the day
Right on time, said the
MC Mr Robert OConnor
QC.
Later he encouraged
more people to join Cottesloe RSL.
We need you. We are
fewer than 30 in number
and most are now over 80.
You dont need medals to
be a member!
Flags were raised as the

Last Post was played.
Below, entrance through
the Civic Centre gardens
was crowded as people
waited to march to the
Main Lawn.
Curtin Avenue
Theyll
walk 35km
for charity
THE Bloody Long :alN
is a charitaEle event,
which will nish at Cot
tesloe Beach on August
16. Around 650 entrants
are expected to maNe
the 5Nm treN from St
-ames Mitchell ParN,
South Perth, arriving
in Cottesloe Eetween
2pm.
Entry fees range from
$80-$100 and the walk
is to raise awareness and
funds in support of the
Australian Mitochondrial
Disease Foundations efforts to nd a cure for
Mitochondrial Disease.
Youngsters joined veterans to honour the

Anzacs and the servicemen and women who
followed them. Right,
Mayor Jo Dawkins reads
from the WW 1 diary of
her own grandfather.
Meetings at Civic Centre

NEXT Council meeting Monday May 25, at 7pm.
Development Services Monday May 18, 6pm.
Works and Corporate Services May 19, 6pm.
Strategic Planning Committee Wednesday May 20,
6pm.
Planning applications: For July lodge by June 8, 2015.
Better-look for the streets

A NEW agreement with Natsales, the company responsiEle for the advertis
ing litter Ein enclosures along the Eeach and other areas in Cottesloe will
Ering a fresh looN to parts of the Town.
20 Natsales advertising
enclosures will be moved
from the Marine Parade
area and replace 20 exposed 120-litre bins within
the Town (except for Marine Parade and in the shopping precinct).
30 stainless steel enclosures concentrated at
the main beach area, each
housing two 240-litre bins,
will remain, as will the

15 designer-bin enclosures
(holding 80L bins) in and
around the Napoleon Street
shopping precinct area.
The Town will replace
some existing exposed
120L bins and Natsales
advertising
enclosures
with 40 new stainless-steel
single-bin 240-litre enclosures, at an approximate
overall cost of $100,000.
Ofcers will also explore

with Natsales the placing of
iconic beach scene pictures
on four the bins on Forrest
Street.
All bins are emptied by
the Towns waste contractor, and Natsales will continue to service its 41 enclosures around the Town.
More could be added if
required by Cottesloe.
Rates to be
advertised
COTTESLOE will adver
tise the intention to raise
differential general rates
at 0.0572 in the dollar;
and a differential general
rate for the Town Centre
of 0.062990 in the dollar.
Minimum rate for both
categories in 2015-2016
will be $1,043.00.
General
differential rate
This is the rate that applies to most of the Towns

rateable properties and
continues a long run of
modest, but sustainable rate
increases.
Town Centre
The differential rate on

Town Centre commercial
properties is raised by the
Town to fund ProCott,
which uses the income for
development and promotion of commercial activity
within the Town Centre.
Reluctant UWA
scraps think-tank
By LLOYD GORMAN
UWA vice-chancellor Paul
Johnson campaigned hard
to save the controversial
Australia Consensus Centre
from overwhelming opposition
before announcing on Friday
it would be scrapped.
North Cott surf life savers show international surgeons how its done.
Surgeons learn lifesaving lessons

Surgeons are used to saving
lives, but not usually on the
high seas.
Seven US and Canadian
orthopaedic surgeons were
treated to a taste of Australian
beach culture at Cottesloe on
Tuesday when members of
North Cottesloe Life Saving
Club took the men out on surf
boats.
The specialist surgeons were
in Perth for just one night as part

of four weeks travelling through
Australia and the UK.
Orthopaedic surgeon Professor
Piers Yates said the seven men
were among the top-up-and
coming orthopaedic surgeons
in the world.
He said since 1948 Australia
had been involved in this exchange program, where surgeons
travelled to other countries to
share ideas and observe dif-
ferent medical practices and

procedures.
University of Toronto professor Rajiv Gandhi said he was
impressed with Perths beautiful
beaches and top-notch health
care.
The surgeons held lectures
at Fiona Stanley Hospital and
visited a range of hospitals
including St John of God in
Subiaco.
Professor Johnson announced

on April 2 that UWA had accepted $4million of federal
funding to set up the think tank
linked to controversial Danish
professor Bjorn Lomborg, who
was to be an adjunct (unpaid)
professor.
But Professor Johnson was
quickly forced to defend the
decision from attacks from
students, academics and the
public.
The UWA student guild rallied to stop the university from
establishing a centre along the
lines of Professor Lomborgs
centre in Copenhagen.
Students said Professor
Lomborg was a climate contrarian and would damage UWAs
credibility and reputation.
Professor Johnson said the
scale of the strong and passionate emotional reaction to the
proposal was one the university
had not predicted.
Over the past few weeks, I
have met and talked to staff,
students and members of the
public to hear their views, and
to explain how the centre would
operate within the university,
the type of economic analysis
it would undertake, and to
correct many mistruths and
misunderstandings about the
centre, he said.
I have stated many times that
it was not a centre to study climate change, that the university
was not providing any direct

funding to the centre, and that
that Bjorn Lomborg would not
be involved in its day-to-day
operations.
Despite all this, there remains strong opposition to the
centre.
While I respect the right of
staff to express their views on
this matter, as all universities
should be places for open and
honest sharing and discussion
of ideas, in this case, it has
placed the university in a difficult position.
Professor Johnson said the
events of the past few weeks had
put the centre in an untenable
position and without the support
it needed the taxpayer-funded
centre could not operate successfully.
Student guild president Lizzy
OShea said there had been an
overwhelming response to the
plan.
It has been an intense campaign and we welcome this
decision, she said.
This is a huge victory for the
hundreds of people who have
got involved in saving their
universitys reputation
It is reassuring to know that
when decisions cause this kind
of public response, we will be
taken seriously.
New judge
A quarter of District Court
judges are now women.
This week, long-time Department
of Public Prosecutions lawyer
Linda Petrusa was appointed
to the court.
Seven of the courts 28 judges
are women.
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Early intervention
key for teenagers
Spending money to help teenagers with problems could save
more in the long run, Mental
Health Minister Helen Morton
said at the official opening of
the Wembley Youth Axis centre for 16 to 24-year-olds.
Mental Health Minister Helen Morton, North Metropolitan Health Service mental health director Patrick Marwick and youth mental health service director Warwick Smith at the opening of the Youth Axis centre.
Any of us who has had children know how different they

are at this stage, she said.
We know if we intervene
early enough we can help.
Ms Morton said suicide was the
most common cause of teenage
death, making up 25% of fatalities among the age group.
The centre, in Salvado Road,
houses teams of psychologists,
social workers and therapists.
She said they took services to
young people.
Wherever they feel comfortable, whether it is in their homes

or a local park, she said.
It was important to deal with
young people on their terms and
not write them off because they
did not conform, she said.
It is like saying to a cancer
patient, If you cannot put in
your own drip you are not complying with your treatment,
she said.
It is obvious if we can keep
people out of hospital you do
not need to spend so much on
hospital services.
Youth Axis has been operating
since 2013.
The building was recently
refurbished.
Subi overkill in corner fence row

By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco council has been

accused of being heavy handed
and obstinate over a fence outside a Federal Street home.
Homeowner Jonathan Miles
addressed councillors at their
most recent meeting three
weeks ago, clearly distressed
at the impact on his family of a
protracted planning spat over
a 6m section of fencing.
This process has gone on for
quite some time as many of you
are aware, Mr Miles said.
My wife is incredibly
upset and stressed about this
whole situation [she was]
extremely upset and had to
be consoled by the mediator
on a site visit.
On March 21, nine councillors,

mayor Heather Henderson,
council planning staff and members of the State Administrative
Tribunal up to 15 people
in total visited the Federal
Street home as part of an appeal against a planning decision
made by council staff under
delegated authority.
Staff approved plans for a
major overhaul of the house on
June 4 last year, but imposed
a condition that no walls,
landscaping or fence above
0.75m high could be installed
on the 3m by 3m truncated
corner of Redfern and Federal
streets.
Mr and Mrs Miles appealed
against this condition through
the SAT and were represented
Council and SAT representatives

made a site visit to the Redfern
Street home. Photo: Lloyd Gorman
by Subiaco councillor Mark
Burns.
The March 21 site visit was
followed by mediation talks in
the council offices.
When the dispute came back to
be reconsidered by the council
the Subiaco resident said there

was an unpleasant surprise in
the staff report.
It recommended approving
the redevelopment, with a
similar condition (for a 1.5m by
1.5m truncation) to the original
one.
He said this was not in the
spirit of the negotiations and
had not even been discussed on
the day of negotiation.
This is on top of the fact this
issue has used external town
planners [there has been]
a disproportionate amount of
resources and energy against
us ... We were even accused of
vexatious action by the citys
external town planner. We just
want to get this resolved as
quickly as possible.
We just want to build a home

for our family We just really
want to get on with our lives.
Councillor Scott Arbuckle said
that he considered this case to
be exceptional in his six years
on council.
We have spent an inordinate amount of time on this,
he said.
Councillor Murray Rowe described the amount of time and
money put into it as overkill.
We had the most well-attended SAT meeting I have seen for
a long, long time, he said. This
is overcooked.
Mr Rowe moved a motion to
scrap the condition about the
truncated corner.
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Still tuning
up after
40 years
When Claremont Concert
Band was formed, Gough
Whitlam was still prime minister, the Cold War was at its
height and half the current
line-up had not been born.
Now about to celebrate its 40th
year, the band has members who
range in age from 80-year-old
euphonium player Gerry MacGill
to 11-year-old flute player Yuni
Chang.
Gerry, who is also band president, said the diverse group of
players ranged from school students to retired people.
The band was founded in
1975 as part of the Nedlands
Music Development Association,
which set up a symphonic
wind band, youth band, junior
percussion group, recorder
orchestra, training orchestra,
sinfonietta, guitar groups and
choirs, he said.
In 1981, the Melville Symphony
Orchestra moved north of the
river to become the Nedlands
Symphony Orchestra.
Now, the surviving elements
of that era are Claremont
Concert Band and the Fremantle
Symphony Orchestra, which both
rehearse at the John Leckie
Music Pavilion, in College Park,
Nedlands.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the band will play a concert
on Sunday, May 24, at 2.30pm in
John Leckie Pavilion.
The concert theme is Something
for Everyone, which musical
director Peter Sunman said
reflected the groups diverse
nature.
We have people of all ages
and backgrounds, so weve put
together a wide selection of
tunes, Peter said.
Some of the most recent are
pop tunes from the past four
Among Claremont Concert Bands

enthusiastic members are president and euphonium player Gerry
MacGill (80), centre, and 11-yearold flute player Yuni Chang, left
front. The bands musical director,
Peter Sunman, is standing next to
Gerry.
decades, including Birdland, and
movie selections from Flashdance
and Shaft.
But weve also gone back to
the great classical composers
with Schuberts Rosamunde
overture and Bizets Childrens
Games suite.
And theres a bit of a topical
theme: Scottish Rhapsody, a selection of folk tunes, might bring
back memories of a recent British
election; and theres a nod to the
royal baby and Prince Harry in
William Waltons Crown Imperial
march, composed for the coronation in 1937.
Tickets, $10, include afternoon
tea and are available at the
door.
Kettles on for cancer research

There were hundreds of
guests at Cancer Councils
giant morning tea last
Thursday.
WA Governor Kerry
Sanderson, Cancer Council
president George Yeoh, CEO
Susan Rooney and about
230 guests were at Royal
Freshwater Bay Yacht Club
for the groups biggest morning tea.
Over the years, the Friends
of Cancer Council WA have
raised more than $230,000 for
cancer research in WA.
Guest speaker Rebecca
Ceglinski reminded guests
why it was important to
support Australias Biggest
Morning Tea and Cancer
Council WA.
Her daughter was diagnosed
with brain and spine cancer in
2006, when she was just four
years old.
Ms Ceglinski told the audience there had been an

amazing network of support
for them.
Thats where the work of
the Cancer Council is so important, she said.
It provides the help we need

to fight both the seen and unseen issues that patients and
their families face.
They continue to fight the
fight, weave the net and find
a cure.
Friends of Cancer Council WA president Prue Cowan, left, with Cancer

Council WA president George Yeoh and CEO Susan Rooney.
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The businessman rented

the old Richards building in
Stirling Highway from the state
government for about $51 per
sq.m to store stock.
Information about the
deal was obtained through
a Freedom of Information
request to the state Planning
Department.
A department spokeswoman
said last year no deal had
been struck with a tenant
for the building, which the
state government bought
for $4.2million in 2011 for
the future widening of the
highway.
Documents show department
rental management coordinator
Bill Epps told a prospective
tenant on April 11 last year that
the building was occupied at
an annual rent of $330/sq.m.
A week later Mr Epps offered
the prospective tenant a rent
of about $229/sq.m.
Four months later, on
August 12, Mr Epps offered
a prospective tenant $330/
sq.m.
On one of the documents
released to the POST, someone
wrote on an email (name
suppressed) advises he is no
longer interested.
On August 20, Mr Epps told
the storage tenant he could
have the building for about $51/
sq.m, for about nine weeks.
Thats fantastic! the tenant
replied the same day.
A month later, Mr Epps
was dealing with another
prospective tenant and said
the previous rent achieved
was $330/sq.m.
In January this year, the
spokeswoman said negotiations
were still happening.
In March, she said the
building would be advertised
again to try to find a new
tenant.
The building has 413sq.m
of showroom space, 73sq.m of
office room, and about 400sq.m
of basement space.
In February, Claremont
council wrote to the
departments strategic
property unit manager Tim
Hillyard with three proposals
for the building.
One was the Claremont
Art School moving into the
building.
But the FoI request did not
include any response from Mr
Hillyard.
Bargain The state government let this Claremont property for

about $51/sq.m last year.
Janie Brown
Louise Angus
Sue Davis
Megan Scully
Ilyana Mohamed-Hussain
State awards recognise our top nurses

Five western suburb nurses have won WA Nursing
and Midwifery Excellence
Awards.
Dr Janie Brown, the nursing and midwifery research
coordinator at St John of God
Subiaco, received an Excellence
in Education Research award
while Louise Angus, a palliative care nurse at the same
hospital, received the award
for Excellence in Leadership
Emerging Leader.
Sue Davis, the Sir Charles

Gairdner Hospitals director
of nursing research and education, won the lifetime achievement award in recognition of
her leadership and mentoring
throughout her 45-year career.
She is also an adjunct associate professor at Edith Cowan
University.
Ms Davis began studying nursing at Charlies in 1970 and in the
early 80s moved into palliative
care, which became her passion
for the next 17 years.
For her commitment to

patients end-of-life care, she
won the inaugural Olive Anstey
Nurse of the Year Award in
2000.
It was at this time Ms Davis
developed an interest in research and she won the Helen
Bailey Scholarship to study for
a masters degree.
Megan Scully, nursing coordinator in communicable
disease control with the North
Metropolitan Health Service,
received a lifetime achieve-
ment award. She has worked

there for 21 years and is the
first point of contact for all
WA nurses on communicable
disease issues.
Ms Scully began programming
meetings in the metropolitan
area on important public health
issues such as immunisation
rates in children, the increase
in sexually transmitted infections and the poor uptake of
flu jabs among health-care
workers.
Ilyana Mohamed-Hussain,
a midwife at King Edward

Memorial Hospital for Women,
is graduate of the year
She is completing the hospitals graduate midwife program,
during which she has worked in
Tanzania for five weeks running
midwifery and neonatal care
courses for the Global Health
Alliance.
Health Minister Kim Hames
said the awards were a way of
recognising the commitment and
excellent work of WAs nurses
and midwives.
Sight-saving drug gets on PBS list

The Lions Eye Institute in
Nedlands has welcomed the federal
subsidy for an important eye drug.
The subsidy was announced as part
of this weeks federal Budget.
Institute managing director David
Mackey said the federal governments
commitment to funding medical research would provide certainty in the
sector and help Australia retain its
best and brightest young scientists.
Most importantly, it will provide
the basis for essential research into

some of the biggest health challenges
we face, including preventable vision
loss, he said.
He also welcomed confirmation that
eye patients with retinal vein occlusion
and diabetic macular edema would
have access to subsidised ranibizumab
(Lucentis) under the Pharmaceutical
Benefits Scheme from July 1.
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Chinese firm to
finish hospital
A Chinese state-owned company will
complete the new childrens hospital at the
QEII Medical Centre.
The China Communications Construction
Company (CCCC) has bought out the hospitals
former builder, the John Holland Group, for
$1.5billion.
The $1.2billion hospital will replace Princess
Margaret Hospital for Children in Subiaco.
It was due to open by November, but in March
Health Minister Kim Hames said there would
be a six-month delay.
At the time, Dr Hames said adding new rooms
to the plan was a factor in the delay.
The takeover was announced last December
and got final approval from the Foreign Review
Investments Board (FRIB) about a week ago.
It has been reported that issues with some
of the Holland Groups defence contracts
may be behind the FRIBs approval of the
acquisition.
In 2011, the World Bank banned the CCCC
for six years from building any road or bridge
projects because of corruption claims.
In a statement, CCCC, which has its HQ in
Beijing, said it planned to double its Australian
outfit within five years and would be chasing
more big government and property projects.
Under the Free Trade Agreement signed by
Australia and China last year, for infrastructure
projects in Australia of $150million or more,
Chinese firms can bring in Chinese workers.
Meanwhile, Department of Immigration
figures show that $3755billion has been invested through the Significant Investor Visa
(SIV) scheme between November 2012 and
March 2015.
Overseas investors need to put at least $5million into the scheme to qualify for an SIV.
The most recent government statistics show
that 90.2% of all SIV applications were from
China, with 3% from Hong Kong and 1.2% from
Malaysia.
The SIV scheme was introduced in 2012 and
has seen an uptake in WA in the past year,
with 14 approved between July 1, 2013, and
June 30 last year.
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Sleepless nights,
thanks to corellas
A Claremont resident has

repeated her offer to pay $5000
to help get rid of noisy white
corellas.
Rikki Gardiner said she had

to take sleeping pills because of
the birds.
They are in epidemic proportions, Ms Gardiner said.
They swarm at 5am and strip
the plane trees.
Ms Gardiner said Claremont
council had not returned her calls
about the problem.
Two years ago, she also offered to
put money towards a corella cull.
Council CEO Stephen Goode
said that in late 2013 councillors
voted to put $5000 into a metrowide culling program.
But because other local governments wouldnt, it never happened, Mr Goode said.
We then sought a permit for
Claremont only and did obtain
it, but the permit was arranged
too late for that year: the pests
had gone.
We have been having dis-
cussions at officer level with

the Department of Parks and
Wildlife.
Approval will have to come from
the council and with such matters
I expect there will be sensitivity
to community views.
The department confirmed that
most councils had not supported
the 2013 move.
Local control of introduced
corellas may be implemented
directly by local governments
under licence, or through licensed
contractors, a spokeswoman
said.
Introduced white corellas have
become common in Perth and pose
a nuisance to communities, human
health, infrastructure and primary
production.
They also have an impact on
native wildlife through competition for already limited habitat,
hybridisation and spread of
disease.
Many complaints about these
birds are received each year by
local and state governments.
Watching the watchers

Scott Ludlum, the deputy
Australian Greens leader, will speak
in Claremont next Tuesday on the
intrusion of electronic snooping.
Many governments are reducing
the space for civil society and press
freedom, Senator Ludlum said.
He is campaigning against increases in government powers
to boost ASIOs powers for data
capture and retention.
Senator Ludlum will be the guest
speaker at the annual general
meeting of the Council for Civil
Liberties on Tuesday, May 19,
at the Claremont Yacht Club, 4

Victoria Avenue.
Members and non-members are
welcome.
The meeting starts at 7pm and
Senator Ludlum will speak at
7.30pm, followed by questions.
Data is increasingly being mined
by investigators to expose wrongdoing, Senator Ludlum said.
He said there were still options
to make politics more transparent
in the absence of political willpower for anti-corruption commissions while retaining personal
privacy.
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Too many books are never enough for Rosalies voracious readers.
Rosalie wags tale for writers fest

By SARAH McNEILL
Nelson Woss, producer of
the film Red Dog, will start
the tales wagging at Rosalie
Primary Schools Writers
Festival.
Mr Woss will launch the
festival at 8.50am on Tuesday,
May 19, after a breakfast in the
school grounds.
Over the following three
days, 19 of WAs best authors
and illustrators will meet
and talk to students from
kindergarten to Year 6, and
run workshops.
Festival director Celena
Chapelhow, mother of two
children at Rosalie, said this
years festival theme was
Paper and Pixels, bringing
together traditional books and
online alternatives blogs and
e-reading.
The visiting authors include
Dianne Wolfer, whose story
Lighthouse Girl about Fay
Howe, the Albany lighthouse
keepers daughter who signalled to departing soldiers
in 1914 became the inspiration for the Royal de Luxe
performance of The Giants

for the Perth Festival.
Ken Spillman is much loved
by children for his Jake series
and Simon Haynes for his Hal
Spacejock series.
Poets include Kevin Gillam
and Nandi Chinna, who will
perform their works at a Pizza
Poetry lunch on Wednesday.
Ms Chapelhow said that
young illustrator and author
Gabriel Evans (son of former
POST reporter Sarah Evans)
was one of the festivals most
requested illustrators. He joins
popular artist Kyle HughesOdgers in discussing the art
of illustration.
Naomi van Bentum, aka
NH3, an inventor, scientist and
writer who turns chemical elements into fantasy creatures,
joins popular writers Norman
Jorgensen, Geoff Havel and
Erica Bentel. All are keen to
talk to the students.
For parents a night of Wine
and Words features author
and columnist Ros Thomas
and Annabel Smith, author of
Whiskey Charlie Foxtrot.
Originally the festival was
just for children, to engage
them in reading and the

craft of writing a story, Ms
Chapelhow said.
But this year were encouraging the parents to be
involved.
The first festival was in
2004.
Ms Chapelhow said her children started at the school when
the last festival was on in 2012
and it had prompted them to
enter Subiaco councils Tim
Winton Award.
We have had, for the first
time, authors approach us
asking to be invited, Ms
Chapelhow said.
She said Fremantle Press
had played a major role in
suggesting local authors for
the festival, with support from
parents and teachers.
Rosalie has a tradition of
strong parental support, and
the strong working relationship between the parents and
teachers is part of what makes
Rosalie Primary such a wonderful school, Ms Chapelhow
said.
The Rosalie Writers Festival
is on from Tuesday, May 19, to
Thursday, May 21.
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local planning scheme amendment on 04
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definitions of Shop and Restricted Premises,
and introducing new definitions for Aged or
Dependant Persons, Home Occupation, Liquor
Store and Warehouse.
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Vincent Ciccarelli rediscovered his passion for football
when he started playing for
the Cottesloe Roosters.
The midfielder is co-captain
of the WAAFL C4 league side
after joining the club in its first
season last year.
Before, I was with Trinity
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I won a premiership in my
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a carpenter.
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Several former Scotch College
and Christ Church Grammar
students are fellow Roosters.
He played in 10 grand finals
before winning his first one.
And then I won one in cricket,
too, he said.
Vincent said some of the secrets to good footy were hard
work and listening to other
people.
Someone else can see your
game better than you can, he
said.
He relished the windy conditions at Cottesloe Oval.
Kicking a footy is a lot harder
here than anywhere else, he
said.
The Roosters are unbeaten
so far this season and play the
Kwinana Knights in a top-of-thetable clash at Cottesloe Oval this
Saturday, May 16.
Bouncedown is at 2.35pm.
Roosters all Michael Hug, Hudson Wheeler, Vincent Ciccarelli and Dale Stewart before footy training on
Monday night.
PMH study sounds child restraint alarm

Children should be restrained with belts and booster
seats that suit their age and
size to protect them better
from serious abdominal injuries during car accidents,
a study at Princess Margaret
Hospital suggests.
The analysis of injuries seen
in children after car accidents
has shown that the wrong restraints can also harm their
internal organs.
Bernadette Lee, from Royal
Perth Hospital, said that over
the past two decades there
had been an increasing shift
in focus to age-appropriate
restraints.
The crux of age-appropriate
restraints is in the prevention
of traumatic spinal, brain, and

facial injuries, however, there
is a lack in understanding
between the use of seatbelt
restraints and intra-abdominal
injuries, she said.
wrong restraints at the time

of impact.
Of these children, 62% had
injuries to the bowel, 22% to the
liver, 8% to the spleen and 5%
to the pancreas. Most involved
More than a quarter required surgery
Dr Lee was attending the

Royal Australasian College
of Surgeons annual scientific
congress in Perth last week.
She presented an analysis of
161 children taken to PMH after
car accidents between 1998 and
2010 which showed about one
in four had abdominal injuries
because they were using the
internal bleeding.
While none of the children
died, more than a quarter required surgery and more than
two-thirds required intensive
care.
Intra-abdominal injury as a
result of seatbelt restraint in
car accident was noted in 23%
of the 161 admissions. Fifty-five
per cent of the total admissions

presented with seat belt signs
on their torso.
Some of the data required
further assessment, which will
be presented later, including age groups more prone
to intra-abdominal injuries
and percentage of inappropriate seat restraints, Dr
Lee said.
Over 1000 surgeons from the
Royal Australasian College of
Surgeons as well as Scottish
surgeons from the Royal College
of Surgeons of Edinburgh were
at the Perth Convention and
Exhibition Centre last week for
a series of workshops, discussions, plenaries and masterclasses across a broad range
of surgical issues.
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Western Powers acting metro
south manager Ben Vasiliauskas
said it was part of upgrading
the network surrounding the
Shenton Park substation, which
is being increased in capacity
from 6.6kV to 11kV.
Mr Vasiliauskas said it would
improve the reliability of the
electricity supply in the area
and allow for growth.
The Shenton Park substation project is expected to be
completed by the end of this
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Dogged defence on fines
Two Mosman Park

residents will be summoned on drug charges
after Cottesloe police
searched their home last
Wednesday.
A Rokeby Road businessman and ratepayer

has questioned the wisdom of Subiaco council
taking court action over
$300 in fines concerning
his dog, which has since
died.
Senior Sergeant Neil

Morton-Smith said officers
had found ammunition
and smoking implements
at the Wellington Street

home.
A 39-year-old man will
be summonsed for possessing drug paraphernalia.
A 60-year-old woman
will be summonsed on the
same charge and also one
count of possessing unlicensed ammunition.
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Cops hunting
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Cottesloe police are

looking for a black Range
Rover with the plates
bike at the intersection of
Durston Road and Empire 1EEQ809.
Man held after bike crash

A Waroona man has
been charged after crashing a motorbike allegedly
fitted with stolen plates
in City Beach on Tuesday
night.
Police will allege officers saw the speeding bike
in Rivervale at 10pm and
tried to stop it.
Police said the rider
(22) kept speeding through
the Graham Farmer
Freeway tunnel and went
on to Cambridge Street in
Leederville.
The bike went into the
Perth CBD before going
through Wembley, Floreat,
and City Beach.
The rider fell from the
Avenue in City Beach.

Police said the driver
had run off but had been
caught a short distance
from where he fell.
He was taken to Sir
Charles Gairdner Hospital
with minor injuries.
He was charged with
failing to stop, reckless
driving, having a false
registration plate and
no authority to drive. He
is due to appear in the
Perth Magistrates Court
on May 28.
The motorcycle was
seized and will be held
for three months.
Soccer coach cops tax fines

A local soccer coach
was fined $20,000 in the
Perth Magistrates Court
on Wednesday after
pleading guilty to tax
offences.
Glenn Gerrard Grostate
was charged earlier this
year with 25 counts of
failing to comply with
a court order regarding
the federal Taxation
Administration Act.
An arrest warrant was
issued last Friday for Mr
Grostate, who works at
Floreat Athena Football
Club, when he did not
appear in court.
This week he was fined

$13,000 for 17 of the offences, and $7000 for the
other eight.
Mr Grostate must also
pay $348.60 court costs.
The charges were
brought by the Australian
Taxation Office.
They said it had been

stolen from a home in
Watkins Road, Dalkeith,
on Sunday night and
had been seen in several
metropolitan locations
this week.
Thieves also took a wallet from the home.
A Golf sedan was stolen during a burglary
at a Hamersley Street,
Cottesloe, home on
Monday night.
Police chased it and
it was later found abandoned in Upper Swan.
Police are investigating whether the car was
used in crimes between
the western suburbs and
Midland.
Easy theft
The Peppermint Grove

owner of a Toyota Corolla
made it easy for thieves
when she left the keys in
her car last Friday.
The car was stolen from
her View Street home
and later found a short
distance up the street.
Blood trail leads to trial

A Claremont man will
face trial later this year
after pleading not guilty
on Wednesday to one
count of trespass.
Police say the man,
in his 20s, left his blood

on an outside door of a
Claremont business on
January 19.
The hearing was listed
for November 25 in the
Perth Magistrates Court.
Jeweller Ron Smales

says if Subiaco council
wins it could set an unwelcome precedent for
pet owners.
The charges for having
a dog off leash in public
and not registering the
dog were brought last
year.
Subiaco council says it
was satisfied due process
had been followed.
A trial was due to
be heard in the Perth
Magistrates Court last
Friday, but one of Mr
Smales witnesses was ill
and could not attend.
The council alleges Mr
Smales did not have his
half-blind and deaf 4kg
miniature poodle, Harley,
on a leash to the west of
his property in Rokeby
Road.
A ranger yelled at me,
Your dog has to be on a
lead, Mr Smales said.
I say he was on grass,
on private property.
They delivered the
ticket to my daughters
house: she found it in her
letterbox.
Mr Smales said the day
after the first alleged
offence he had Harley
tethered while he was
cleaning his property.
A lady took the dog
to her house in Barker
Road, Mr Smales said.
The same ranger arrived and seized the dog
from her husband: she was
very angry.
Mr Smales said he went
Happier times Ron Smales late black miniature poodle,

Harley, at Cottesloe beach with a friend.
to the council office and out to my property so he
paid a $140 dog pound could go to the toilet.
fee.
Mr Smales said if the
He said he had also writ- council won that would
ten a cheque for $200 but set a precedent about
had later stopped it.
what it could do on private
Mr Smales said after property.
Harley had been seized
If they win you wont
the council sent a sum- have any control over your
mons to his sons house front yard, he said.
in Tuart Hill.
Its $300: were not talkI asked them why and ing about a goldmine.
they said it was because
Common sense has to
Harley was registered prevail.
in my sons name, Mr
Mr Smales said the counSmales said.
cil would get only 70% of
I asked them to please its costs if it won.
cancel the tickets, because
If I win, it will be a very
Harley wasnt registered expensive exercise for the
in my name.
city, he said.
Mr Smales said a reSubiaco CEO Ian Hill
tired magistrate, Kieran
said
he had reviewed the
Boothman, was helping
matter.
him with his case.
I am satisfied the city
He said he got Harley
from the Shenton Park has followed due process,
Dog Refuge when the dog Mr Hill said.
Lets just observe that
was four.
He said Harley died complying with legislation
aged 18 not long after the is generally the lower-cost
option, however, people
second charge.
He was riddled with are entitled to make
cancer, Mr Smales said. choices and as the saying
He couldnt walk very goes to have their day in
well: I used to carry him court.
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A grand experience
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An amazing Kawai Crystal

Grand Piano will feature at
next Sundays opening concert
in a chamber music series at
the Grove library.
The piano is one of only 10

made per year in Hamamatsu,
Japan, and is on a tour of
Australia.
It will be provided for the
concert by Snadens Pianos in
Nedlands and will then go back
on show there.
The concert at 5pm on Sunday,
May 24, is called Two Pianos and
the audience will hear pianists David Wickham and Irina
Vasilieva.
They will play two pianos, including the Crystal Grand, when
they perform Gustav Holsts The
Planets.
The Crystal Grands cabinet
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the components can be seen as
it is played.
The high-end piano, which is
suitable for professional settings and homes, will sell for
$127,800 and has a delivery time
of a year.
The chamber series will run
for another four weeks.
On May 31, there will be a

Viennese baroque recital with
one of Australias most exciting
guitarists, Jonathan Paget, and
harpsichordist Stewart Smith.
Jonathan will play his
Viennese Bauer guitar from the
1850s and Stewart will play his
1830s Clementi piano.
Violinist Margaret Blades
and pianist Irina Vasilieva
will present works by Debussy,
Beethoven and Tartini (June
7) and Melbourne pianist and
composer Stefan Cassomenos
will perform on June 14.
The finale on Sunday, June
21, will be Matt Styles, who has
built a local and international
career as a classical, jazz and
cross-over saxophonist, with his
Mixt Trio ensemble (Matt Styles
saxophones, Adam Pinto piano
and Paul Tanner percussion).
Tickets are $15 to $35 and
will be available for cash at
the door.
Concert subscriptions and
discounts are available by booking online at www.cappuccinoconcerts.com.au.
All Grove Classics performances feature a free wine
tasting.
Breast cancer specialist

Arlene Chan will be the
speaker at a morning tea in
Nedlands on Tuesday.
Fitness for all the family

There will be a Family
Fitness Fiesta at Reabold
Tennis Club next Friday.
All ages can get involved at
the event on May 22, with free
sessions for parents and kids.
For parents, there will be tennis cardio from 4.30 to 5.30pm
and 5.30 to 6.30pm.
There will also be free tennis

coaching for kids from 4.30 to
5.30pm and 5.30 to 6.30pm.
The club is on the corner of
Oceanic Drive and Howtree
Place and people who are
interested are asked to RSVP
on 0417 921 991 or admin@totaltennis.com.au.
Pianist Irina Vasilieva and Snadens Pianos manager Robert Cowell admire
the Kawai Crystal Grand that will feature at next Sundays Grove concert.
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to speak at Australias Biggest
Morning Tea by host John
Dingle, whose wife, Judith,
died of breast cancer last
year.
John said: I am honoured
that Professor Chan has made
time available to come to
speak.
She is extremely busy with
her daily involvement with
breast cancer patients and
is director of the breast clinical trials unit at the Mount
Hospital, as well as serving
on the international advisory
board for several pharmaceutical companies.
She cared for my late
wife. I hope to have a huge
crowd!
Ring John on 9446 4510 to
let him know you are coming
so that he can cook enough
food.
The morning tea will run
from 10am to noon on Tuesday,
May 19, at Drabble House,
Webster Street, Nedlands, behind the Nedlands library.
The cost is $10 for a good
time, warm fellowship and the
chance to learn more about
breast cancer research.
There will be opportunity
to make a donation and all
funds will go to the Cancer
Council.
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Community news
Whats on
in POST community
Share networking
Professional share trader

Tolly Sakellariou will talk
about timing in the market at
the monthly meeting of the
Australian Technical Analysts
Association (ATAA). His talk is
at 6pm on Thursday, May 21,
at St Catherines College, on
the corner of Stirling Highway
and Winthrop Avenue, Crawley.
Enquiries: www.ataa.com.au
or call Derek on 0447 744 493.
Rotary breakfast
Registered nurse Tessa Jupp

will give a talk about the book
she co-wrote on the history of
polio in WA. She is the guest
speak at the breakfast meeting
of the Rotary Club of Cambridge
at 7.30am on Wednesday, May
20, at the Cambridge Bowling
Club. Enquiries: Max on 9387
4626 or Mike on 9204 1324.
Swanbourne Primary School marked the centenary of the Gallipoli
landing. Photo: Chris Izzard
Families share emotional day

Anzac Day has special
meaning at Swanbourne
Primary School, where many
defence families are involved
with the school.
At the schools Anzac
ceremony on Friday, April
24, student speaker Caitlyn
shared a poem highlighting
the rollercoaster of emotions
and the tremendous pride
experienced by children of
defence members.
Mrs Rebecca Wheatland
spoke of the challenges faced
by those who go to war and

also the sacrifices made by
the families who wait for them
to return.
Warrant Officer Dan Rigoni
talked of the Anzac spirit and
challenged all to reflect on the
sacrifices made by those who
had fought for their country.
The Anzac assembly was
followed by a barbecue breakfast, with food generously
donated by Vastese Bakery,
Westphalia, IGA Swanbourne,
Coles Claremont Quarter, and
DOrsogna.
Subiaco Day VIEW Club
Bush or buildings at Underwood?

The Friends of Underwood
Avenue Bushland (FUAB)
will host a public information forum next Sunday, titled
The Future of Underwood
Avenue Bushland: Bush or
Building?
Since 1999 the Friends
group has been campaigning to have all the remaining
bush off Underwood Avenue
conserved.
It opposes UWAs proposed
housing development there,
proposing an alternative vision
for the bush.
The Friends want to work
with UWA for a win-win outcome, whereby the bush is

conserved.
The forum will include photos
of black cockatoos and some of
the diversity of the Underwood
Avenue bush.
Kaarakin cockatoos will be
there and speakers will include
botanist Bronwen Keighery,
Margaret Owen and Paul
Hardisty, director of the CSIROs
Land and Water National
Research Flagship.
The forum will be at City West
Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street,
West Perth, on Sunday, May 24,
from 1.30 to 4pm.
Hear the power of the violin

Virtuoso violinist Alexandre Da Costa
will play his beloved 1730 Guarneri del
Ges violin in a concert at Churchlands
Senior High Schools concert hall next
Friday, May 22, at 7.30pm.
Fix it quickly
Renovating or
repairing your home?
The POST each week lists tradesmen who

provide every household service, from
unblocking drains to unravelling the
mysteries of your new flat-screen television.
They will do your books, clean or paint your house,
landscape the garden, do handyman
repairs or build an entire house.
Readers tell us they have carried out major
extensions and renovations just by using the
POST trades and services directory near the back
of the newspaper.
The directory is also available on the Internet at
postnewspapers.com.au
To advertise email
advertising@postnewspapers.com.au
Support POST advertisers they make your

free local newspaper possible.
Da Costa describes his violin as one of

the most beautiful and powerful instruments on the planet and it was provided
by a Canadian firm that buys instruments
for musicians who would otherwise not
be able to access them.
He will play a Tchaikovsky concerto
with the WA Academy of Performing Arts
Faith Court Orchestra in a program that
also includes Giuseppe Verdis Force
of Destiny overture and the electrifying
intensity of Dmitri Shostakovichs mighty

Fifth Symphony.
Canadian-born Da Costa was a prodigy
and has won many prizes, including a 2012
Juno Award, the Sylva Gelber Foundation
Award from the Canada Council for the
Arts, and the prestigious Virginia-Parker
Prize, one of Canadas highest cultural
distinctions.
He is now the head of strings at
WAAPA.
The Churchlands concert, in the concert
hall at 20 Lucca Street, will be repeated
on Saturday, May 23, at All Saints College,
Ewing Avenue, Bull Creek.
Tickets are $25, $20 concession and
friends.
Diana Warnock will give a talk

titled My Not So Brilliant Career
at the next meeting of the
Subiaco Day VIEW Club, which
is part of the Smith Family. It is
at 10am on Wednesday, May 27,
at the Mt Claremont Community
Centre in Montgomery Road.
Enquiries: Ann on 9387 7104
or Audrey on 9384 6143.
Mosman ratepayers
The next meeting of the

Mosman Park Residents and
Ratepayers Association is at
7pm on Monday, May 18, in the
Mosman Park Bowling Club.
Unitarian gathering
Peter Ferguson will be the

speaker when the Unitarian
Association meets at 10.30am
this Sunday, May 17, at Drabble
House, behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: Perthunitarians.org
or 9336 4809.
Laughter workshop
The Fellowship of Australian

Writers WA will host a laughter workshop with Grant
Stone at Mattie Furphy House
this Sunday, May 17. Grant
teaches how to bypass intellectual systems to access greater
creativity. It starts at 3pm,
costs $30 and afternoon tea
is included. Its on the corner
of Kirkwood Road and Clare
Copse, Swanbourne. Enquiries:
9384 4771.
Gardening on the cheap

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PLANNING FOR THE CAPTAIN

STIRLING NEIGHBOURHOOD
CENTRE
Have your say.
The City of Nedlands is about to start planning for the future development of
the area around (and including) the Captain Stirling Hotel and Shopping Centre.
If you are a resident, land owner, worker or visitor to the Captain Stirling
Neighbourhood Centre, we encourage you to get involved so we can understand
the different ideas in the community.
The following questions might help you have your say:
What kind of built form (building appearance) would you like to see at the
centre?
What do you like about the current centre? What don't you like? What could
be improved?
Are there any other centres or areas in Perth that you think are a good case
study for the City to look at? What do you like about this centre?
This initial consultation period will close on Friday 19 June 2015.
How do I get involved?
For more information visit www.nedlands.wa.gov.au, email
planning@nedlands.wa.gov.au or call 9273 3500 and ask to speak with a member
of the Strategic Planning Team.
Read the POST online at
Peg Davies will run two free workshops in

Subiaco on how to make beautiful gardens
without spending heaps of money.
Both will be at Earthwise at 315 Bagot
Road.
There are many resources we discard or
bin that we can easily process ourselves,
Peg said.
People who head along will learn how to
make sweet-smelling compost and how to use
kitchen scraps and free materials sourced
beyond their own backyards.
They will learn how to keep worms easily
anywhere, make a water-saving wicking
bed and create an instant raised garden bed
without spending large amounts on soil and
garden bed materials.
Peg said: Once we establish the habit of
using our throwaways, we see them as resources and become excited by saving material destined for the bin.
Look at all those autumn leaves covering
the road side wonderful stuff for composting.
The workshops are both the same. One
will be on Friday, May 22, and the other on
Saturday, May 30, 10am and 2pm. Both are
at Earthwise and lunch is provided.
For full details and booking, contact Peg
on 0422 941 492 or pegd@westnet.com.au.
The workshops are sponsored by the Waste
Authority to celebrate Compost in May.
Quarterdeck
5Q/10 Mounts Bay Road, CRAWLEY
Open Sat 10.00 - 11.00am
Asking $1.285m
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car + Front Terrace & Rear Courtyard
Mayfair
23/3 Park Avenue, CRAWLEY
Open Sat 12.15 - 1.15pm
Asking $1.735m
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Incredible River Views + Tennis, Pools, Gym
Mayfair
10/3 Park Avenue, CRAWLEY
Open Sat 12.15 - 1.15pm
Priced to sell from $1.299m
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Stunning Renovation and Lovely River Views
Strathearn
8W/16 Kings Park Avenue, CRAWLEY
Open Sat 11.15 - 12.00pm
Asking $950k
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Amazing River Views + A RENOVATOR!
Strathearn
Open Sat 11.15 - 12.00pm
Asking $990k
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car + Gorgeous Garden & River Aspects + Pools
St James
21/5-7 Park Avenue, CRAWLEY
Open By Appointment
Asking $900k++
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car COURTYARD LEVEL Balcony Facing Wingeld
1B Park Avenue, CRAWLEY

Open Sat 10.00 - 11.00am
Asking Offers Mid-High $2ms
4 Bed 3.5 Bath 3 Car GREEN TITLE 413m2 Tri Level Home With Lift
Strathearn
Open Sat 11.15 - 12.00pm
Asking $995k
3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Stunning Kitchen River Views, Pools
D E S I R A B L E P R O P E RT Y
PETER J TURNER & ALI MOORE
Ofce: 9286 5555
0412 912 612 or 0407 995 852

pjturner8@bigpond.com
Community news
Big Maggie sets
tongues wagging
Jolimont
mums enjoy
their day
The Irish Theatre Players start a new

season of plays with Big Maggie, an explosive portrait of a widow determined
to take control of her life.
Written by John B. Keane, the play
premiered in 1969 and is set in a rural
Irish village.
On entering the theatre, the audience
will be transported back in time to a
fair day in an Irish village of the 1960s,
complete with a shop, a square and a
traditional Irish pub.
They will be treated to a complimentary drink on arrival and a traditional
supper at interval.
The play tells of Big Maggie, whose
new widow status is perceived as an
opportunity for the local males.
But Big Maggie has acquired the traits
of a newly awakened, liberated woman
and is determined to shake off the oppressive conventions of religion and
marriage.
The dialogue is full of hilarious, caustic
put-downs.
The play will be performed at the Irish
Club at 61 Townshend Road, Subiaco, at
8pm on May 20, 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30.
There will also be matinees at 3pm on
May 24 and 2pm on May 30.
Tickets are $20, $15 concession. To book,
go to www.irishtheatreplayers.com.au.
Mums were spoilt for choice when

their Mothers Day weekend began
with a Friday morning feast at Jolimont
Primary School.
The schools undercover assembly area
was transformed for the inaugural Mothers
Day breakfast, which was attended by 170
people.
A last-minute power failure didnt spoil
the occasion, thanks to the preparation by
canteen manager Julie Dimanlig and her
small band of volunteers.
Event organiser and P&C vice-president
Michelle Rouffignac said it was wonderful
to see so many mothers able to attend with
their children.
The atmosphere was fantastic and all
the mums felt appreciated, Ms Rouffignac
said.
The event was also assisted by several
dads and the older students, who helped
with setting up and more importantly
cleaning up!
New courts for badminton

Badminton players are enjoying playing on the beautiful new
floors at the State Netball Centre in
Jolimont.
The Floreat Uniting Badminton Club
has moved there for its weekly games and
is inviting more players to join them.
They play from 8 to 10pm on Mondays
and welcome all ages, from beginners
to very experienced players.
The club has spare racquets so newcomers to the sport can head along and
have a go.
For more information, call Geoff
Pennycuick on 9245 2247.
Wartime in Perth
The RSLs travelling exhibition, Perth
at the Outbreak of War, is on show at the
Grove library until June 13.
Jolimont Primary School Year 3 student Evie Kirchner with her Mum, Jodi Kirchner, at the
schools inaugural Mothers Day breakfast.
It celebrates how Perth lived in the lead

up to and during both world wars.
Visitors to the exhibition can read about
the history of Perth and how people lived,
played and worked.
The exhibition is free.
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STREET FRONTAGE OF 46.39m AND SEALED REAR LANEWAY ACCESS. INCLUDES RENOVATED
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This picturesque and well maintained chalet accommodation business is within the spectacular
region of the Walpole-Nornalup National Park and is located on the banks of the River of Perfect
Reections. A truly unique relaxed lifestyle business that is easily run by a couple who are looking
to experience a change to the normal in a quiet, yet growing tourist destination area. The current
owners have experienced a wonderful eight years of making friends with many of their regular
clientele, enjoying some of the best river shing around, watching the dolphins, observing the
incredible birdlife endemic to the area all of this whilst earning a decent living from the chalet
business. Offered for sale on a W.I.W.O. basis.
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Preston River, the homestead is surrounded by lush green lawn, an enormous old English Oak and
multiple fruit trees. The old dairy and adjacent 1 bedroom cottage has a workshop attached, and is
currently used as a teenage retreat. The lawned rock wall river landing has a waterfall gushing over
the weir, and swimming in summer and catching fresh marron is all part of the lifestyle for this farm.
Downstream the lush green river banks resemble a subtropical heavy timbered wonderland. A handy
small square bale hay sale enterprise for instant cash ow is a bonus to the property. The Seller is
moving to town and must sell now, you are welcome to join me at the home open and make up your
own mind on the price with all offers presented by no later than 30th May 2015 (unless sold prior).
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PETER JOHNSTON 0439 971 150 peter.johnston@acton.com.au

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Modern and bright this architecturally designed home offers open-plan living with an edgy mix of streamlined
elegant style and industrial chic. With the highest quality xtures throughout, this new residence features huge
picture windows to a sparkling pool with innity spa. There are spacious dining and casual living spaces,
streamlined Masterchef kitchen with bespoke nishes and integrated appliances, protected alfresco with kitchen,
main suite with ensuite and BIR, three further bedrooms, two sunny balconies, bathroom, laundry, two guest powder
rooms, outdoor shower and double garage. The nest imported nishes including Spanish natural stone tiles,
glittering wallpaper from the UK, Italian mosaics, plus superior quality features including coloured and synched
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upstairs and split system units downstairs, shadowline cornices, Luxaex blinds, full audio system inside and
out, rooftop rock garden, built-in linen closets, feature glass-backed gas pebble re, illuminated letterbox and
landscaped gardens. Close to excellent schools, public transport, cafs and shopping, with the beach and golf
course just moments away. This is what brilliant looks like its the perfect entertainer!
VIVIEN YAP 0433 258 818 vivien.yap@acton.com.au
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS PH: (08) 9386 8255 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/DALKEITH
COTTESLOE
26 CLEMENT STREET, SWANBOURNE
ELEGANT EASY LIVING
OFFERS
TO BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE 1ST JUNE 2015

This home epitomises low maintenance beachside living. It started its life in 1981 as the recipient of a design
award, and has been extensively renovated to a high standard this year. The elegant decor is complemented
by an abundance of natural light taking full advantage of its northern orientation. The two-storey home
offers three bedrooms, family bathroom, powder room, formal living, spacious open-plan living/dining/
kitchen rooms and four delightful courtyard garden areas. Clement Street is a statement in itself, being home
to many of Swanbournes nest homes. Well located for excellent schools, cafes, the beach, Swanbourne
and Cottesloe village shopping precincts, transport, tennis club, and parks.
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dining areas, streamlined white stone kitchen with quality Smeg appliances, plus
a private alfresco courtyard. Upstairs, a mezzanine living area, a bright main
bedroom with BIR and ensuite, plus a second bedroom and bathroom. There is
excellent storage, a powder room/laundry, and double garage with ROW access.
Its effortlessly cool with polished timber oors, exposed brick walls, raked ceilings,
louvre windows, corrugated cladding, reverse cycle air conditioning, and stone
benches. Walk to cafes, shops and train. Youll love the industrial chic!
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and comfort. In a prestigious friendly neighbourhood, its walking distance to the
beautiful river & foreshore.
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casual living, two large main suites with ensuites and WIR, plus two further
bedrooms, generous upstairs ofce, poolside change room & bathroom, powder
room, plus a huge sparkling pool, large alfresco patio, secure parking.
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gas heating and security. With excellent schools, UWA, public transport, cafes
and shopping all nearby, this home is brilliantly situated on a quiet
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appliances, indoor alfresco with pool and spa plus a magical master suite with private
deck and magnicent views. With bespoke style, this four bedroom home (plus study
and large mezzanine providing additional space) enjoys mod cons including security,
cellar and a glass lift to all levels. In a quiet cul-de-sac with the river at your feet and a total
area of 490sqm, this unique home is sure to impress, with its character features and views
both across the river and to the ocean, with the beach, schools, parks, public transport,
cafes and restaurants all nearby.

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Community news
Soldier pays respects

A Belgian soldier and bomb
disposal expert who was introduced to Curtin MP and
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop
on Anzac Day on the Western
Front has a second role she
did not know about.
Ms Bishop thanked Sergeant
Real Desmartes for his 25 years
work dealing with bombs and
gas cylinders from World War
I that still litter the Belgian
landscape.
What Ms Bishop did not know
is that Sergeat Desmartes has
taken it upon himself to adopt
the graves of four Australian
soldiers in cemeteries near his
home in Comines.
Sergeant Desmartes visits the
Belgian graves at least twice a
year to place flowers.
One is the grave in Ploegsteert
of Thomas Richard Barlow, of
West Swan, the great uncle of
Perth woman Maureen Roberts,
who said her family was grateful
and very touched that Thomas
was not forgotten.
She said: The value of kindness is one of the best human
traits.
She said she had visited
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Desmartes on Anzac Day on the Western Front. RIGHT:
Thomas Barlow and his Subiaco mate, Frank McGrath,
are commemorated side-by-side in Kings Park.
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the grave in Belgium and that

Thomas had also been commemorated in Kings Park,
where his plaque is side by side
with that of Frank McGrath, a
Subiaco resident who died with
her great uncle.
Thomas was born at Oakover,
Middle Swan, and enlisted at the
age of 25. Three of his brothers
who also enlisted survived.
Thomas trained at Claremont
and sailed from Fremantle on
June 6 on the HMTS Suevic. Just
a year later he died in action at
Ploegsteert Wood and his grave
is not far from where he fell.
His Subiaco mate, Frank,
who has no known grave, is
commemorated at the Menin
Gate.
At a recent ceremony,
Sergeant Desmartes placed
a dried WA floral tribute on
Thomass grave. It included
gum nuts and gum leaves
picked from the trees in the
grounds of the old West Swan
School, where Thomas was a
student.
Sergeant Desmartes also takes
time to help other Australians
and New Zealanders to know
about the burial place of their
relatives by taking photos of
graves, their surroundings and
placing flowers.
Maureen said that while
Thomass grave was rightly
honoured, the headstone of his
brother, Harold, who returned
from the war, was destroyed
along with those of thousands
of other veterans as part of
Karrakatta Cemeterys renewal Thomas Barlow, who died in Belprogram.
gium in 1916
Library has passed the tonne

Subiaco library has collected 1.3 tonnes
of batteries for recycling, more than any
collector in the western suburbs.
Subiaco was congratulated on its achievement by Nabilla Zayan, waste and sustainability manager of the Western Metropolitan
Regional Council.
Its very pleasing to see how Subiaco residents have embraced battery recycling and
consistently make use of the recycling station
in the library Ms Zayan said.
We regularly have volumes of 40kg of batteries from that station per month.
Ms Zayan said that any common household
batteries, from the tiny batteries for hearing
aids or toys through to the larger lantern batteries, could be recycled.
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where they are recycled into new products like
street lights, steel frames and car parts.
Ms Zayan also encouraged western suburb
residents to use rechargeable batteries because millions of batteries still went to landfill
each year.
The modern rechargeable batteries
charge well and last a long time, and will
save your hip pocket and the environment,
she said.
Other recycling stations and battery bin locations in Subiaco include Lords Recreation
Centre and Bunnings Homebase.
More information on battery recycling and
recycling locations in other suburbs can be
found at www.earthcarers.org.au.
Bottled water nothing special

John Curtin College of the Arts teacher
Peta Scorer said Year 7 science students
were buzzing with excitement as they conducted scientific tests on bottled water and
tap water.
They were surprised that there was no difference, she said. This has led to students
carrying reusable drink bottles.
They were doing activities from a secondary
school curriculum guide delivering a message
to reduce plastic waste.
Waste Authority chairman Marcus Geisler
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Jacqui just rolls up

her sleeves
Eighteen years ago, Jacqui

MacKinnon, of Claremont, was
persuaded to become a Friend
of Ngala.
six years and a member of the

board.
Jacqui stood down as president
in 2009 but has continued to be
a generous volunteer.
Barbara said Jacqui could
always be relied upon for her
practical help and advice.
She recalled a celebration
when Jacqui saved the group
from having to buy flowers.
She drove south along the
freeway towards Kwinana, where
there was an abundance of arum
lilies, and arrived with a boot
full of fresh lilies for the stage
at Government House, Barbara
recalled.
Ngala, which is based in
Kensington and is the oldest
charity in WA, is best known for
its overnight stay facility, where
parents of newborn babies and
toddlers can stay if their children are having sleep or feeding Jacqui MacKinnon, who has helped the parents of thousands of children, with her son, Chris, and husband,
Charles, and her certificate of service as a volunteer at Ngala.
problems.
The groups current president,

Barbara Scott, said Jacqui had
become very involved in all the
Friends activities, but it was in
her management of the groups
bargain bazaar that her skills
shone brightly.
She rolled up her sleeves and
worked hard alongside this group
of experienced volunteers, she
said.
Jacquis years of continuous
voluntary service recently earnt
her a gold life membership badge
in the same year that Ngala is
celebrating 125 years of helping parents of babies and young
children.
Jacqui served as vice-president
of the Friends of Ngala for two
terms and was president for
Tune into the worlds thinkers

A series of talks for people interested in science, religion and
evolution will start next week in
the Undercroft at Floreat Uniting
Church.
Titled Painting the Stars, the
dialogue will be led by scientists
Dr Richard Smith and Karen Sloan,
working from a DVD series that
includes many international leaders in the field.
The theme of each session will
expose participants to ideas about
the intersection of science and
faith as a catalyst for discussion
on evolutionary Christianity.
The themes are ordered to provide a broad introduction to the

conversation that is going on among
theologians and other thinkers
wrestling with where Christianity
is going in the 21st century.
There will be time for questions and discussion around each
topic.
The sessions will be on Tuesdays
at 7.30pm from May 19 at All
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Berkeley Crescent.
For information, ring Richard
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To Bali via the high seas

There will be a brilliant
sailing spectacle on Saturday
at 10am, when more than 20
of WAs best yachts set sail
in the biennial Fremantle to
Bali Race and Rally.
Sailing the gruelling race
that takes them out of sight of
shore is part of what lights the
fire for skippers and crews on
the Fremantle to Bali Race.
But if you are not into adventure, you can still be part
of the send-off on May 16.
Watch from Fremantles
North Mole, or from nearby

Port Beach as far north as
Cottesloe beach
Or you can take your boat
on the water to be part of the
on-water farewell.
Armchair sailors can also
track the race at any time
through the 24-hour Yellow
Brick Tracker on the event
website.
The interactive Fremantle to
Bali Race and Rally game is
a great start for landlubbers.
Go to www.fremantlebali.
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The Fremantle to Bali Race
and rally is WAs longest and
most exciting blue water yacht
race, almost twice the distance
of the Sydney to Hobart.
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Learn songs out of Africa

Shenton Park choir Vocal
Ensemble Voiceworks has
barely recovered from a
huge sell-out weekend of its
Anzac show, As You Wave Me
Goodbye, before starting a new
program, In to Africa.
The six-week term of African
songs begins on May 19 and will
culminate with a matinee and
an evening performance on
Saturday, June 27.
Mezzo soprano Nola
Formentin, who was a standout guest artist in the Anzac
show, will take over this term
as musical director.
The show will be a fundraiser
for musicians, including Nola,
who are going to Africa as volunteers to run an intensive music

school program for disadvantaged children in Malawi.
The show will feature the
Vocal Ensemble Voiceworks
choir, members of the WA
Opera chorus and many other
musicians, who will all donate
their time and talents.
Vocal Ensemble Voiceworks
is a non-auditioning community
choir and is looking for lots of
new members.
If you would like to join the
choir for this fun term of big
African sing-alongs, call Sandi
on 0416 272 456 for more information.
The photo that changed UK law

Images from a global archive
of photographs, engravings,
and other visual materials will
feature in a talk that centres on
a butcher from Wagga.
Scotch Colleges Malachi Cornwall with Silver Chain procurement ocer Angela Burley-Newman and CEO
Chris McGowan.
Malachis efforts multiply aid

Scotch College schoolboy
Malachi Cornwalls efforts to
help cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu
have had a boost.
Silver Chain employee Lia
Griffith put out a call to colleagues for recently-expired
or unwanted medical supplies
after reading about Malachi
in the POST (Malachi (15)
organises relief for Vanuatu,
March 28).
Malachis mother, Megan,
told me the Port Vila general
hospital was so stretched for
resources after being flooded,
they would greatly welcome

any and all medical items, even
basic items like gloves, gauze
and saline solution, Lia said.
Nursing staff from Silver
Chain service centres across
Perth sourced dozens of items
to donate to the cause.
Silver Chains procurement
team also approached suppliers, ZOLL Medical Australia,
which donated a reconditioned
defibrillator.
KCI Medical and Systagenix
donated several hundred wound
dressings.
Malachi and his mother visited Silver Chain House to pick

up the supplies and meet some
of the staff who had helped in
the collection process, including Silver Chain Group CEO
Chris McGowan.
We are touched by Malachis
selfless efforts and lend our
support to him as well as the
Vanuatu people affected by the
cyclone, Chris said.
Im proud of the genuine care
and compassion shown by individuals and teams across our
organisation and beyond.
The trial of the butcher from

Wagga Wagga who claimed to be
a long-lost baronet, heir to an
English estate, became the longest legal proceeding in Britain
during the 19th century.
Jennifer Tucker, professor of
history and science in society
at Wesleyan University, will
present a public talk for the
Institute of Advanced Studies
titled Photography as a Global

Language: How a photograph
from Wagga Wagga changed
British law.
Her talk will reveal the significance of the celebrated
Tichborne legal affair (18671874) and its significance as a
landmark in the emergence of
19th-century visual culture and
modern evidence law.
It is at 6pm on Thursday, May,
in UWAs Murdoch Lecture
Theatre in the Arts Building.
It is free but RSVP is required
via www.ias.uwa.edu.au/lectures/tucker.
Gardens going gang-busters

Herdsman and West
Leederville community gardens will get a share of state
government funding for 19
projects around the state.
Herdsman Community Garden
Association got a grant of $20,000
for fencing, reticulation, a garden shed, compost holder, worm
farm and garden beds.

There will also be funds for a
landscape architect to develop
concept plans.
West Leederville Community
Garden will use its $8500 for a
new entrance and to develop a
manual, including a childrens
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The Ferguson Swan Trophy is in the hands of Wembley Lacrosse Club after they beat rivals Subiaco.
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Wembley wins battle for Anzac trophy

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The mens state league relived
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ABSOLUTELY ALL OFFERS PRESENTED BY 5PM WEDNESDAY 3RD JUNE.
(Seller reserves the right to sell prior.) WILL BE SOLD.
HOME OPEN SATURDAY 11.30AM - 12.00PM
5
Scott Swingler
m. 0403 344 649

e. scott@spacerealty.com.au
865sqm
for sale
35 Rockton Road, Nedlands

2
Sheer Elegance
early
$1 millions
high
$2,000,000s
000 00
A captivating home, graced with decorative features of the era, offering

character and charm without compromising on comfort.
Positioned in a lovely quiet street, this freshly refurbished duplex cottage is
in sparkling condition and set amongst a private tranquil setting.
The warmth of the polished jarrah floorboards, open fire places, ceiling
roses, and period embellishments are the enduring hallmarks of this
elegant home.
Open Saturday 16th May 2.30pm - 3.00pm
Michelle Kerr
0412 770 743
michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
Adrian Abel
0410 564 304
adrian@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont 303 Stirling Highway | 9286 3655

Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
79 Florence Road, Nedlands
5
mid
$2millions
1012 sqm
auction
Fit For A King

From the first glimpse of this unique Tudor home, this distinctive
residence will captivate your imagination and seduce you with its
remarkable features. Starting life in the early 1930s this distinguished
home has been thoughtfully extended into the current residence, capturing
the true essence of such an exceptional space. With a highly desirable
Nedlands address and only a short stroll to the Golf Club, Melvista Park
and the Princess Road Shopping Village, the result is a perfect balance
of traditional character and modern day requirements. The features and
benefits of and need to be experienced to appreciate the size, luxury and
lifestyle that a home of this calibre can offer.
Open Saturday 16th May 2:30pm - 3:15pm
Michelle Kerr | 0412 770 743 | michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
59 Vincent Street, Nedlands

4
mid
$1,600,000s
$1millions
997 sqm
Pretty As A Picture
Trying to get a foot in the door of this fabulous suburb can be a
challenge so dont let this one pass you buy! Set high on the hill in an
elevated location, this 997sqm property offers you plenty of scope to
create the ideal family home. Gleaming floorboards, high ceilings,
decorative cornices and a stunning fireplace. Built wide across the
block it offers all the room youll need to further extend and capitalise on
this amazing location. Surrounded by amazing outdoor spaces and parks,
options abound for family fun, not that you will need it with the enormous
backyard and play space on offer.
Michelle Kerr | 0412 770 743 | michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
71 Davies Road, Claremont
3
auction
auction
526 sqm
FINAL NOTICE! LAST CHANCE! BIDDING STARTS AT $980K

In an elevated position overlooking Lake Claremont, this delightful award
winning residence with architect designed Eco extension combines
intelligent design and character charm to bring you a unique family home
in a convenient and highly sought after location. With hydronic floor
heating, solar panels, bore, rear lane access, storeroom underneath the
house with insulated remote door, rainwater tanks and a/c, this wonderful
family home offers an idyllic lifestyle in an enviable location.

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 23rd May 11:00am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
simon@abelmcgrath.com.au
John Hunter
0427 654 352
john.hunter@abelmcgrath.com.au
u
8 Endell Ridge, Mount Claremont

4
tba
tba
auction
531 sqm
FINAL NOTICE! LAST CHANCE! BIDDING STARTS AT $1.4M

Nestled in a tranquil cul-de-sac opposite Cavendish Gardens, lies a
picture-perfect two storey family home. With formal living and dining,
open plan kitchen, casual meals and family living areas, laundry, covered
outdoor entertaining, sparkling pool and low maintenance gardens, this
gorgeous home offers modern spacious family living in an outstanding
location. Beautifully presented and ideally located in a whisper quiet street,
this lovely home combines space and functionality with the opportunity to
secure a wonderful lifestyle in highly sought after Mt Claremont.
Open Saturday 16th May 11:00am - 11:35am

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 23rd May 12:00pm
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
15 Charles Lane, Mount Claremont
5
offers
low
$1millions
907 sqm
auction
Spacious, Stylish Stunning!

High on the hill, at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac surrounded by
pristine gardens, close to excellent schools and moments to the beach,
sits an immaculate and extremely private single storey family home.
With 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus powder room, formal living and
dining or study zone, open plan kitchen, living and casual meals, kids
TV room/games room, laundry, secure double garage, entertaining
terrace and beautiful gardens, it offers contemporary family living in a
tranquil and enviable location.
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
14 Quintilian Road, Mount Claremont

4
offers
early
$1.2ms
351 sqm
Contemporary Classic!
Situated on a peaceful leafy street, moments to the train station and
close to the best public and private schools in Perth, this immaculately
presented two storey home exudes elegance and style. With 4 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms plus powder room, formal lounge, open plan kitchen, living
and dining, activity room/teenage retreat, laundry, double garage, alfresco
and easy care gardens, this gorgeous family home offers spacious
contemporary low maintenance living in a highly sought after location.
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Guess wholl cut the compost cake Singers recall movie music
Songs from favourite films
will feature in a concert by
Perth Discovery Singers next
Saturday.
Join the neighbours of

Blencowe Street, West
Leederville, for the party of
the month.
They will be celebrating
Compost in May on Sunday,
May 24, between 1 and 4pm at
26 Blencowe Street.
We can all remove so much
useful organic material from our
bins with some easy techniques,
said Peg Davies, waste education
officer from Mindarie Regional
Council.
Not only are our bins lighter
but our gardens and pot plants
flourish through the rich soil additions we can make from what
we usually put in the bin.
We can compost anything
that was alive once endless
possibilities!
There will be demonstrations
on making wicking beds from
free materials, making an instant
garden bed of rich growing mix,
making your own worm farm,
composting for any space and
location and much more.
It has to be easy and hassle
free or we wont do it, Peg
said.
In-situ displays of composting,
worm farming and other organic
processing, including chickens,
will be on show.
The Eco Faeries will have an
enchanting display using recycled materials and will show you
how to make a mini-terrarium.
Comedian Famous Sharron
and local councillor Corinne
MacRae will cut the compost
cake at 3pm.
The neighbours will also be
selling second-hand books and
toys to raise money for Nepal.
And of course, everyone gets a
goody bag to take home. Contact
Peg 0422 941 492 pdavies@mrc.
wa.gov.au for more details or
just turn up.
Members of the choir love

to sing and entertain and
this concert will be at their
practice venue, the Dalkeith
Road Church of Christ, on the
corner of Edward Street in
Nedlands.
It will be at 2.30pm on May
23, and tickets ($15, concession $12) will be available at
the door.
The choir is known for its delicious afternoon tea, which is

included in the ticket price.
The choir is non-denominational and meets each Tuesday
evening under the leadership
of musical director Louise Bell
and accompanied by Esther
Arthur.
New members are all welcome, regardless of singing
ability.
For further information, call
John on 9203 5330 or Roger on
9447 6998.
$12 kit could save your life

Rotary hopes to save lives
again with its Bowelscan kits
available this month from
pharmacies.
The kits provide a simple
test for the early detection of
bowel cancer.
More than 4000 people die
from bowel cancer each year,

but it can be readily treated if
detected early.
Rotary has been involved in
this project in WA for the past
eight years.
Rotary Bowelscan kits cost
$12 and are available until the
end of May.
Famous Sharron will be talking compost at a party in Blencowe Street.
Guides mean business in their biscuit sales

Girl guides are selling their
iconic Girl Guide Biscuits to
help fund activities and events,
buy supplies, and support disadvantaged girls who want to
join girl guides.
As well as raising funds, the
biscuit campaign helps guides
learn new skills.
Through selling the biscuits,

guides learn critical skills in
leadership, teamwork, business
and sales, said Kit McMahon,
Girl Guides Australia CEO.
Guides will be selling the biscuits at some Bunnings stores
and at shopping centres.
Peter Burns, president of the Rotary Club of Cambridge, delivers

Bowelscan kits to Toby Keall of Amcal Chemist at Floreat Forum.
for sale
24 Bronzewing Loop, Wembley
4
offers
low
$1million
407 sqm
Elegant, Spacious, Peaceful

Set in tranquil Wembley Lakes estate, this beautifully presented Georgian
style two storey home with formal lounge, open plan kitchen, living and
dining, study/games room, teenage retreat, powder room, alfresco and
low maintenance gardens offers contemporary design and spacious family
living.
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Easy walk to
see top golf
More than 50 professional
golfers will compete for a total
prize purse of $20,000 in the
Nedlands Masters this Saturday
and Sunday.
Erin Cerinich from the Herdsman is handing out free fruit to children this month. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Fresh fruit has healthy message

Erin Cerinich and her
Dad, Dennis, who owns the
Herdsman supermarket,
are doing their best to get
kids on the healthy eating
bandwagon.
This month the store is

giving fruit to children who
visit and their parents get
free coffee.
So far 600 kids have picked
up journals that include
activities that encourage

healthy eating.
Organiser Shaun
Atherstone said: When a
journal is brought into our
store, the child receives a
stamp at our check-out and

then gets to choose a free
piece of fresh fruit.
All our fruit is locally
grown in Australia, most
of it in WA.
They include past winners

Stephen Leaney (2001, 2002,
2004, 2010), Daniel Fox (2011),
Kim Felton (2003) and defending
champion Brody Ninyette.
Tournament chairman Bill Lloyd
said the course was in excellent
condition, with the greens expected to be at their best.
He said it was a great opportunity for local golf enthusiasts to
see excellent players compete
over the tight and picturesque
Nedlands course.
Entry to the course is free, and
everyone is welcome.
Mr Lloyd said the course provided an excellent venue for
viewing golf, because it was easy
to walk around and many of the
best viewing spots were close to
the clubhouse.
If last years event is any guide,
spectators can expect to see quality golf the low score was eight
under for the rain-shortened, 27hole event, and 18 of the 59 players
were under par! he said.
The Friday before the Masters
event on May 16 and 17 was set
aside for the Masters Pro-Am,
with professionals teaming up with
three amateurs to play a four-ball
best-ball stroke format.
Past contenders in the Nedlands
Masters have included Ian BakerFinch (British Open) and Wayne
Grady (US PGA), both of whom
went on to win majors in overseas
events.
The Nedlands Masters was first
held in 1947.
for sale
47 Jugan Street, Mt Hawthorn
5
891 sqm Zoned R100
auction
Spacious 5 bedroom family home

Substantial and well built architect designed house, circa 1975, by the
owner builder as his own family home. This house features extensive use
of quality materials throughout such as aged jarrah, with large formal and
informal open living areas. The home also features 5 large bedrooms,
3 bathrooms, study areas and a separate self contained studio. Given
the zoning, there is obvious potential to develop the corner site, which is
zoned R100.
Auction on-site | Sat 30th May 11:00am
Barry Litten | 0412 237 977 | barry@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Cambridge
Last Wednesdays
social bowls at
Cambridge Bowling
Club was played in
ideal conditions.
The winners with
+20 were Lile Smith,
Rosemary Goddard,
Barbara Judge and
Mary Bond while
the runners-up were
Gloria Sandford, Julie
McGrade and Phyllis
Rothery.
On Wednesday, May
20, the club will host
a Biggest Morning
Tea for the Cancer
Council, starting at
10am.
The cost is $10 per
person or $5 if you
bring a plate, and all
are welcome.
There will be social
bowls after the morning tea for those who
are interested.
The winners of last
Fridays social bowls
were Audrey Smith,
Cliff Racey and Andy
Jenkins with +15. Now
that winter has
started, games start
at 2pm.
Last Saturday mornings winners were
Graham Fitzmaurice,
Frank Oliver and
Lou Rumenous, with
Brian Clay and Bob
Gauntlett the runnersup.
Mondays 2-4-2
brought a win for
David Hughes and
Phil McShane, with
Duncan MacPhail
and Jim Sweeney in
second place while
bowling
Ross Bolton and Ted
Leahy were third.
The plate was won
by Ivor Davies and
Ron Day.
There will be mixed
social bowls at 10am
this Sunday.
Claremont
The trophy night and
dinner was a success,
with councillor Bruce
Haynes representing
patron Jock Barker.
Club event medals were presented
and the Mike Yates
Certificates of Merit,
The winners of last
Thursdays mixed
bowls were Patricia
Hubbard, Derrick
Dimbleby and Peter
Channer, with runnersup Louise Wynter,
Estelle Boak and
Norm Underwood.
The winners of
Saturdays mixed
bowls were Barry
Caporn, Ireton
Parker and Derrick
Dimbleby.
In second place
were Dave Leeson,
Maria DAngelo and
Norm Underwood.
Ian Thompson won
Sundays scroungers
from Peter Channer.
On a sad note, Ted
Griffin, Great Grif, has
died. He was great
supporter of the club
in the Friday triples.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
Benign weather
brought a great attendance for last Tuesdays
mixed bowls, including two visitors from
Melbourne, Frank and
Ria Cleven.
Having her first outing in almost a year,
Rosemary Norris managed to join the winning team of Pauline
House, David Hunt and
Dawn Newton.
The runners-up were
Wendy Ireland, Esther
Scott, The Ironside and
John Hollingshead,
who makes a first-class
lead, despite having
macular degeneration.
Thursdays social
play saw the team of
Celia Bakker, quiet
man George Klug
and Alan Davison tie
for the lead with the
team of Geoff Sansom,
Wendy Ireland and
Tom James.
They were chased
home by Win Jones,
Alex Bevan, Alex
Campbell and the exgolfer Barry Harper,
and, a further two shots
back, John OMeehan,
Gwenda McIntosh and
John Shaw.
Five eights and
one four made up the
teams of 44 bowlers on
Saturday, playing on
B-green in excellent
conditions.
Urged on by Ross
McKenzie, his team
of Alan Davison, Chris
Richardson and Barry
Ireland took the honours with +16. Second
spot was filled by Alek
Gryta, Don Hicks,
Thursoes gift to bowling David Ironside and
B. Roe +9.
In third place were
Kingsley Newman, Les
Matthews, Ken Brooke
and Peter Norris.
The ladies on Friday
produced a good win
of +11 in the pairs for
Marg Wells and captain Maureen Davison
and in the eights Carol
Anderson, Esther
Scott, Sally Sansom
and Lynne Worland
+2.
Dont forget to get
your name down for
May 28 at 10am.
Hollywood
Subiaco
Both the HollywoodSubiaco teams playing
in the undercover
winter pennants at
Innaloo had close
games.
The team of Jenni
Lush, Deirdre Duncan,
Margaret Gawler and
Pam Forrester hung
on for a two-shot win,
14/12.
On the next rink,
Osborne Park denied
Anne Ormsby, Nada
Bonny, Usha Nigam
and Betsy Tapley the
aggregate, 16/19.
Pairs and scroungers were played at
the club on Thursday
afternoon.
In the pairs, Jill
Brighan and Peter
Freund, from Thornlie,
relished the slick pace
of the green to win a
close game against
John Hall and Leigh
Fitzpatrick.
Alan Brindley and
Laurie Ward had a
fine old stoush with
John Duncan and
Malcolm Moore but
hung in to win by
three.
In the winners v
winners, Jill and Peter
had little trouble accounting for Alan and
Laurie.
Smarting from their
loss in the first game,
John Hall and Leigh
were merciless towards John Duncan
and Malcolm, notching up a comfortable
win.
Phil Lawler, Bill
Chellew, Bill Ford and
Colin Graves settled
for a game of scroungers and the winner
was Colin.
On Saturday afternoon, Phil Lawler
and Peter Evans
(back from the east)
easily won the Mars
Bar pairs.
By comparison, the
Snickers triples ended
in a much closer result
when John Duncan,
Lesley Langley and
Ron Wilkie played Bill
Chellew, Dot Leeson
and Alan Brindley.
Eventually, John,
Lesley and Ron powered to an 8-shot lead
and Bill, Dot and
Alans final charge fell
three shots short.
Mosman
Park
The winter season is
in full swing, with play
on both Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
The winners on the
Saturday were Peter
Jones, Jan Humphry,
and Peter Robinson.
The runners-up were
Brian Page, Tony Rudd
and Ria Cleven.
The ladies have entered a team to play
in the winter bowls
at Innaloo Bowling
Club.
Members are reminded about the fish
and chip nights on
Mondays, starting at
5.30pm.
On Wednesday and
Saturday, names need
to be in by 12.30pm for
a 1pm start. All are
welcome.
Ptanque
At Subiaco Ptanque
Club last Saturday, social play was enjoyed
in perfect autumn
weather.
Welcome back to Julie
and Danny, who are recovering from a virus
after their memorable
Gallipoli 2015 cruise.
Their ship sailed
from Perth to Albany
and then followed the
original route taken all
those years ago.
They said it was a
unique experience to
be moored in Anzac
Cove and to watch on
board a telecast of the
land-based services.
Chris Richardson
New skip
for Dalkeith
There will be a
changing of the
guard at DalkeithNedlands Bowling
Club next week, when
new president Chris
Richardson takes over
the reins.
Chris is a long-time
member who has freely
given his time for many
onerous tasks.
He will be overseeing some dramatic
changes to the club
but, because his hair
is already white, the
stress will not be
evident, at least not
in that area.
The presidency will
be a good test of his
doggedness.
He takes over as
Wendy Ireland finishes
her three years at the
helm.
Wendy has seen the
club change to a combined club for men and
women, which most
would agree was a
long time coming.
She has graced the
position, which has
seen its difficulties,
graciously, which all
members have appreciated.
for sale
97 Woolwich Street, West Leederville
4
501 sqm
FINAL NOTICE AUCTION THIS SATURDAY!
auction
With an emphasis on style, space and superior quality, this exceptional

architecturally designed two level residence offers vogue living in a quiet
tree lined street close to all of the many lifestyle attractions in West
Leederville. A simply stunning double storey contemporary home with
abundant space and elegant design. This is absolutely the perfect family
home in a stunning blue chip location.

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 16th May 11:30am Sharp
Adam Marchant | 0414 434 686 | adam@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
TIMEOUT
POST May 16, 2015
Liberty and
the freedom
to create
SARAH McNEILL
Self-confessed
fabric addict Sophie
Strohmeier loves
Liberty fabrics so much
she named her daughter
Liberty.
Liberty fabrics have
such wonderful colour,
lightness and such fine
detail just like life
really, Sophie said.
I named her Liberty
Violet, because the
names remind me of
pretty flowers and
lovely colours.
She said her daughter
was always wrapping
herself in fabrics
and matching things
together.
Sophie runs
Materialise in Aberdare
Road, Nedlands, a
fabric business that she
says was inspired by
her own mother, who
passed on a love of
materials.
Mum made most of
my clothes when I was
growing up, and she is
the reason I fell in love
with fabrics, Sophie
said. When she passed
away a few years ago,
I just thought lifes too
short to not do what I
love, so I turned my
Photo: Billie Fairclough.
Genuine Singles, personal matches, better dates
secure
private
non intimidating
save time
personal
love of beautiful and

seductive textures into
a business.
Sophie has been
sewing and quilting
for as long as she can
remember.
She studied visual
arts, specialising in
print making and
photography, but
said quilting allowed
her freedom and selfexpression.
For the first time,
Sophie will have a
stall at this years
Perth Craft and Quilt
Fair, which opens on
Wednesday.
She said she would
be the only one to
showcase Liberty
fabrics, from classic
designs including the
quintessentially English
fabrics featured in
Vivienne Westwoods
Anglomania collection,
to the new ranges that
includes the Jamie
Oliver signature range.
The Perth Craft and
Quilt Fair at the Perth
Convention Centre runs
from May 20 to 24 and
will showcase knitting,
paper craft, textile
art, vintage fashion,
wearable art and a
POST
TIMEOUT
Wickedly visual,
wickedly perceptive
arts
I dont lie, I just tell
people what they
want to hear
Wicked
Crown Theatre
Closes June 28
REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
Novelist Gregory
Loving Liberty: Sophie Strohmeier with her daughter.
Liberty and the

freedom to create
cover
story
From page 64
stunning array of quilts

created by Australian and
international crafters.
The exhibition includes
a display of 140 local
works put together by the
WA Quilters Association,
including award-winning
teen sister act, Laura and
Sarah Mee; 87-year-old
Marjorie Coleman with a
collection of 14 quilts that
date back to 1981; and one
of the few male quilters,
Ross Ellis showing his quilts
crafted over the past 25
years. The Best of Australia
displays the best quilts from
each of the eight major state
quilt shows.
The True Blue quilt
challenge features 35
interpretations of the
theme, ranging from
iconic Australian scenes

to sporting heroes and
political statements.
The Lest We Forget
Quilt Challenge 100
years, 100 quilts captures
and illustrates Australias
involvement in World War I.
The fair will also feature
some special guest artists
vintage style guru Chrissy
Keepence will reveal
her re-styling secrets;
paper craft expert Kerrie
Gurney will demonstrate
card-making and textile
artist Svenja will display
a collection of 15 bizarre
and extravagant wearable
textile art creations.
The Perth Craft and
Quilt Fair is at the Perth

Convention Centre in
Mounts Bay Road, from
Wednesday to Sunday,
May 20 to 24, 9am to
4.30pm. Entry is $16 and
tickets can be booked
in advance on www.
craftevents.com.au.
utnabout
ARTS
St Petersburg Ballet
His Majestys Theatre
Giselle: June 5
and 6
Swan Lake:
June 10 to
14
Book
through
Ticketek.
Brahms to Broadway
Cappuccino concert
Chimera Ensemble
trio and singer Emma
Jayakumar
Sunday, May 17, 6pm
Warehouse Cafe, 221 Onslow
Road, Shenton Park
Chimera Ensemble is
violinist Rebecca Glorie,
cellist Melinda Forsythe,
and pianist Tommaso Pollio,
playing Brahms Piano Trio
No.8 to Bernsteins West
Side Story. To book, call
0438 898 822.
Gypsies, Pirates and

Punks Party
Fly by Night Club
Victoria Hall, High Street,
Fremantle
Friday, May 29, 7.30pm
Live entertainment
with 7-piece Ensemble
Formidable. Entry:
costume $10, no costume
$15
Next Gen Comedy

Mt Lawley Bowling Club
Grand final hosted by
Mike G (US)
Sunday, May 17
Pick the next big thing in
comedy
its all
audience
voted.
Maguires revisionist
retelling of childrens
stories for adults included
The Wicked Years series.
The first one was Wicked:
The Life and Times of the
Wicked Witch of the West,
in which he examines how
the Wicked Witch became
so wicked.
Few know of, or have
read, his highly politicised
novel.
Many do know Stephen
Schwartzs anthemstyle score and Winnie
Holzmans witty and clever
script for the high-tech,
satirical and lavish stage
musical, Wicked, which
has captured hearts around
the world.
Wicked manages to
be both fun and thought
provoking.
Its now in its 10th year,
and since it was last here
in 2011, it seems to have
become more relevant.
The innate fear of someone
who looks different,
the propaganda and
scaremongering that incite
oppression and violence,
and an all-powerful wizard
who disingenuously insists,
I dont lie, I just tell people
what they want to hear
it all seems frighteningly
relevant right now.
The show takes on
political satire, animal
rights, bureaucracy and
Defying gravity: Jemma Rix continues to rise up and shine as Elphaba.
government corruption
with pseudo-serious gusto.
The stage is dominated by the imposing
Time Dragon, and on the
Crowns wide proscenium,
the vast and complex set
and fabulous costumes
have space to breathe and
shine.
The first half rejoices
in witty one-liners and
clever allusions to L. Frank
Baums version of Oz
the green witchs name,
Elphaba, is composed of
Baums initials LFB.
The second, darker act
puts another perspective
on Dorothys arrival in
direct
My daughter,
who is 30, is
to be married
next year.
She is living Wayne & Tamara
in New Zealand, our
homeland. I have lived
have had no reply from
in Perth for eight years
my daughter since then.
and her mum lives in
Now I have to decide
Canada. We were marwhether I go to be one of
ried for 17 years and
the crowd or stand my
have been divorced for a
ground, only willing to
long time.
attend if I am part of the
Recently my ex-wife
wedding party.
was with my daughter
What are your thoughts
helping to organise the
on this matter?
wedding in New Zealand.
Grant
Then I received an email
from my daughter saying
Grant, in
that she wanted her mum
general the
to walk her up the aisle at
wedding day
her wedding.
belongs to the
I replied telling her
bride and, to a
how I felt hurt and not
lesser extent, the groom.
respected. I explained
Your daughter is making
how I had supported her
a public declaration and
through her upbringing,
display that she is picking
as did her mother. Her
her mother over you. You
mum is a very good
dont need to take part in
mother. I suggested that
that. You dont need to be a
her mum and I both walk party in that. You dont need
her up the aisle but I
to be the doormat in that.
answers
Oz, and speeds towards

an unsatisfactory happy
ending.
Suzie Mather (who took
over the role from Lucy
Durack) is wonderful as
the witty, bouncy, subversively unpleasant Galinda.
She exercises a little less
of the dumb blonde, and a
whole lot more of the subtle
cleverness of someone used
to getting their own way.
After understudying
it, Jemma Rix took over
the role of Elphaba in
2010 and over the years
has grown into the role.
Elphaba is feisty, abrasive,
revolutionary and green.
Along with her stunning

voice, Jemmas character
is sharp and witty, tender
and tough. Which makes
me wonder what she sees
in Steve Danielsens onedimensionally charming
Fiyero.
Maggie Kirkpatrick is
a deliciously mendacious
Madame Morrible, whose
ambition turns her from
wily to wicked, supporting
Simon Gallahers
conniving, pseudocharming Wizard.
Wickeds success lies in
its originality and the
most stunning costumes
ever to grace a stage.
The best way to

handle it is this: tell your
daughter the choice is
hers, but with your
mum walking you down
the aisle, my presence
at the wedding will be
awkward, so I wont be
attending. There will be
too many questions in the
guests minds over why I
am there but not walking
you down the aisle.
Instead of the day
belonging to the bride and
groom, the wedding will
then be about why her dad
didnt walk her down the
aisle.
This situation is rife with
even more problems. Are
you in the wedding photos
or not in the photos? Do
you sit at the family table
or not at the family table?
Do you give a toast or not
give a toast? Will her first
dance be with her mum?
There wont be one
awkward moment, there
will be a series of awkward
moments.
Just as your daughter

gets to make this decision,
so you get to make a
decision that you wont
be the focal point of an
awkward situation of your
daughters devising. All the
decisions we make have
consequences. That is her
consequence. You decide
not to attend the wedding
and not to be the subject of
speculation or ridicule.
Your daughter is calling
everything about your
presence into question.
The wedding day is not a
day for paybacks. If you
did something heinously
awful, you shouldnt be in
the wedding party. But if
that were the case, then
you shouldnt be invited at
all. Nothing in your letter
suggests that is the case.
Its your daughters right
to have her mum walk her
down the aisle. It is not
her right to decide on your
reaction to it or to make
you a party to it.
Wayne & Tamara
Creating a hard, masculine world
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SARAH McNEILL
Brutal, cold, tough,

brass balls ... with these
adjectives, set designer
Richard Roberts started
imagining the setting of
Glengarry Glen Ross for
the State Theatre Centre.
Colour is the first thing
that comes to mind,
Richard said. Grey, icy
blue, cool, steel, no warmth
at all.
David Mamets
uncompromising 1984
play is a savage attack
on American business
practices, as four Chicago
real estate salesmen are
given the news that two
will be fired at the end of
the week. They must sell
undesirable properties to
unwilling buyers or find
new jobs.
Richard, a multi-awardwinning set and costume
designer, and theatre
director Kate Cherry have
worked together for over
15 years, creating the
crucial visual elements that
immediately convey core
meaning and feeling.
Richard said: I need to
work with directors who
have their head absolutely
in the play, who completely
understand it. Kate is a
deeply intelligent director.
Kate echoed Tennessee
Williams belief that great
Designer Richard Roberts in the Chinese restaurant setting for Glengarry Glen Ross, with his working model and costumes
sketches. Photo: Paul McGovern
theatre came from the

savagery of people with
their backs against the
wall, who had nothing to
lose.
Kate said of Glengarry
Glen Ross: The men
in this play have to do
whatever it takes to
survive. If they dont sell,
they dont live. Its not
about making judgments,
its about the fight to
survive.
Richard said the set for

the Black Swan production,
opening next weekend,
demanded a very real
environment and a very
physical and practical space.
Once the play builds
up a head of steam, youve
just got to get out of the
way, he said. So the set
has to reflect that. It needs
to keep moving without
stopping and its got to be
impersonal and brutal, a
metaphorical boxing ring.

Its no surprise then
that the set is on a
revolving stage, moving
swiftly between the cold,
hard-edged office where
the salesmen and their
supervisor square off,
and the nearby Chinese
restaurant where the men
retreat to lick their wounds.
Richard, the greatgrandson of one of
Australias finest artists,
Tom Roberts, got

interested in sets as a child.
He created his own
puppets and then made sets
for them.
The sets became so
complicated that I ditched
the puppets altogether, he
said.
His connection with Kate
extends all the way back to
her father, Wal Cherry.
In 1973, it was Wal who
persuaded Richard to do
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the drama degree course at

Flinders University, where
Wal was the foundation
professor of drama. He
mentored the young
designer.
Richard later met
up-and-coming director
Kate at the male-dominated
Melbourne Theatre
Company, guiding her
through the treacherous
misogyny.
In 1992, Richard set
up the design degree
course at WA Academy
of Performing Arts and
for the past two years has
been head of design at the
Hong Kong Academy of
Performing Arts.
Its been a fascinating
time, he said. Decoration
is incredibly important
to the Chinese. Im more
interested in form than
surface, but Ill have to
wait and see how the last
two years work their way
into my design aesthetic.
Black Swan State
Theatre Company
presents Glengarry
Glen Ross, featuring
Luke Hewitt, Ben
Mortley, Will OMahony,
Kenneth Ransom, Peter
Rowsthorn, Steve Turner
and Damian WalsheHowling at the State
Theatre Centre from May
23 to June 14.
PLC art show tells 100-year story

Just over 40 artists,
Many Sunsets by Sophie Finlay
Blue Vase Series 1 by Kim Maple
all with connections to

Presbyterian Ladies
College, are exhibiting
more than 200 works at
the annual Old Collegians
Association art exhibition
this weekend.
Because it is PLCs centenary year, members of
the schools community
has been invited to submit
mini canvases depicting a
memory or an association
with the school.
The impressive line-up
of artists includes Moira de
la Hunty (a former PLC
student), Leone Broadurst,
Patricia Hines, Olivia
Samec, Margot Nattrass,
Kim Maple, Leon Pericles
and Ben Juniper.
Mosman Park artist
Aurelie Yeo graduated
from PLC in 1951. She
recalled the art teacher
conducting school art classes in a little wooden hut
at the bottom of the sports
oval.
Aurelie will show her
landscapes at the exhibition and will do portraits
on Sunday, from 11am to
3pm.
Artists in residence
this weekend are Ray
Eastwood, who will
demonstrate landscape
and still-life watercolour
painting on Saturday from
11am to 1pm, and Olivia
Samec, who will be there
from 1 to 3pm. Jan Pitman
will be resident artist on
Sunday from 1 to 3pm.
PLCs first archivist and
former staff member Di
Allan will lead a guided
heritage walk around the

grounds of PLC on Sunday
at 10am. The walk is free
but register interest on
trybooking.com.
For the second year, the
annual exhibition honours
the memory of former PLC
registrar and past president of the Old Collegians
Francesca Nelson, who
died from cancer two years

ago, aged 50.
The Francesca Nelson
Memorial Art Prize is a
non-acquisitive art prize of
$500.
The exhibition is open to
the public on Saturday and
Sunday, May 16 and 17,
from 10am to 4pm. Entry
is by gold coin donation.
Trio inspired by nature

Three women come
together to exhibit three
completely different styles
in a reflection of natural
beauty.
Artist Susan Sheppard, a
former zoologist and florist
creates large, exquisitely
detailed, realistic
Australian landscapes.
In contrast, Deborah
Zibahs canvases are
spontaneous, uncontrived
moments of emotion.
She boldly experiments
with materials, dropping
and mixing grass resin,
bitumen, plaster and
enamel on her canvases.
She even admits to
setting some alight with
turpentine and methylated
spirits to achieve a
spontaneous smoky
A perfect three-fold perspective on nature, said curator

Andreas Buse, with Deborah Zibah.
effect.
Sitting between the
two are the expressionist
landscapes of Indigenous
artist Naomi Grant. She
uses striking colours,
abstract techniques and
collage for a dimensional
effect.
The thee artists come

together at the new A and
A Gallery, the showroom
of Art Framers in Leura
Avenue, Claremont.
Collectively titled,
Natural Beauty, the
exhibition is on show until
May 31.
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entertainment
Kanga makes music on the hop

SARAH McNEILL
Zubin Kanga has trouble

knowing where home is.
The acclaimed Australian
pianist says he lives in
London, but hes rarely
there. He returns to
Australia every couple
of months to perform
with Ensemble Offspring
(specialists in innovative
new music), and each
month he goes to the
University of Nice in the
south of France and then
to IRCAM, the institute for
the science of music and
sound in Paris, for his postdoctoral research.
As a specialist in using
technology for piano works,
Zubin collaborates with
composers all over the world
and performs across Europe,
England and the US.
Jet lag, he admitted, was
an issue when it came to
rehearsals.
Hes now on a solo tour
of Australia and comes to
Perth for Turas Totally
Hugh New Music Festival
(THNMF) next week.
He will perform Dark
Twin, a piano recital using
electronics, computer
interaction and multimedia.
Zubin started playing
the piano at five, but
by his teens had moved
into composing his own
work and exploring
contemporary styles.
By the time I got to uni,
I realised I did it really
well, he said, referring
to his skill for using new
Zubin Kanga is always looking for ways to alter and

expand the sound of a piano.
technology to expand and
alter piano sounds.
I wanted to do things
that a normal piano doesnt
do.
He has used Matrixstyled motion sensors,
piano avatars to imitate
sounds, amplifiers and
audiovisual projections.
Through the Paris
institute he is always
discovering new
technology.
All technology needs is
someone like me to figure
out a new way to use it,
he said.
His solo recital, Dark
Twin, features world and
Australian premieres by
composers Julian Day, Cat
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exhibition of Objects in
Landscape, he goes beyond
traditional, emotive landscape
paintings by disrupting
beautiful backdrops with
decaying, obsolete or
incongruous objects.
His work is on show this
Sunday, May 17, from 11am
to 2pm at the War Memorial
Hall at the Cottesloe Civic
Centre.
Kindred is a family affair.

This is the last weekend of an
exhibition that has brought
together artist Patricia Hines;
her sister, potter Janet Pyke;
her nephew, sculptor Stephen
Perry; and Stephens wife,
painter Angela Perry.
Patricias geometric
landscapes combine painterly
and print-making techniques.
Janet is a member of Perth
Studio Potters and is showing
a collection of clay native
seeds and nuts.
Stephen is a plumber by day
and uses recycled materials
he collects to create intricate
and detailed insect forms.
Angela is a Year 1 teacher
and incorporates a sense of
Hope, Michel van der Aa

and Steve Reich. Through
multiple microphones and
amplification, an avatar
and projected images,
the works explore ideas
of multiple identities,
malevolent doppelgangers
and mysterious landscapes.
Zubin will perform at
the Art Gallery of WA on
Friday, May 22.
The Totally Huge New
Music Festival is on until
May 24, featuring more
than 50 music and sound
artists from Australia,
Singapore, Germany and
the UK, in performances
from chamber ensembles to
immersive installations and
space art music, cello and
piano concerts, improvised
electro-acoustic and digital
sound works, embracing
audio and audiovisual
technology.
Festival highlights
include German cellist
Friedrich Gauwerky
performing new works
by German composers
(Sunday, May 17,
at UWAs Callaway
Auditorium), German
electro-acoustic specialist
playfulness and whimsy into
her colourful acrylic paintings.
Kindred is on show until
Sunday, May 17, at Perth
Studio Potters in Burt Street,
Cottesloe.
Enchanting Landscapes
is inspired by artist Holly
Razavis travels across
Australia, England and
Indonesia.
She said: I am constantly in
the pursuit of a captivating
photo opportunity that can be
transformed into an intricately
detailed piece of fine art.
Enchanting Landscapes
features more than 20 oil and
watercolour paintings, on
show at Tresillian Arts Centre
in Tyrell Street, Nedlands,
from Friday, May 22 to
Sunday, May 31.
Summer Harvest:
Margaret Benoit.
Margaret Benoit has been

exploring her heritage in
the Swan Valley. Her new
collection depicts the migrant
families from Yugoslavia and
Italy who settled in the Swan
Valley.
Her paintings of women and
their husbands, brothers and
sons who pruned, shaped
and gathered the harvest are
on show at Gallows Gallery
in Mosman Park until May
31.
Johannes Sistermanns
(May 15, PSAS in
Fremantle), Taiwanese
vocalist Alice Hui-Sheng
Chang (May 23 at PICA)
and Akousmatikoi, the
surround sound of a
multi-storey 32-piece loud
speaker orchestra playing
WA compositions (May 16,

WA Museum).
The festival will also
launch the WA New Music
Archive an online archive
of new music from 1970 to
the present day.
For program details, go
to thnmf2015.tura.com.au.
Robbing George to pay George...

Federal arts minister
George Brandis has
stripped Australia Council,
Australias principal
arts funding body of the
Major Festivals Initiative
and Visions of Australia
programs and announced
that he will take $104.8
million from the Australia
Councils funding over
four years to establish a
National Programme for
Excellence in the Arts.
The Ministry for the Arts
will administer the new

national program which
will seek to attract more
international shows and
aim to attract more private
sector funding.
Meanwhile Australia
Council will continue to fund
major arts organisations.
Australia Council, Screen
Australia which funds
new film projects, and the
Ministry for the Arts all
have to find savings of $13
million.
life by the
drop
Pinot grizz
Its difficult to understand
the rise in popularity of the
white wine pinot gris/grigio
in Australia, especially after
a panel tasting of wines
that had us shaking our
heads.
The
h variety h
has gone
crazy on the eastern
seaboard and is
outperforming most
whites (other than NZ
sauvignon blanc) in
sales, but is slow here in
the west.
Maybe its because
there is little of it grown
and made here and
West Australians are
fiercely parochial when
buying wine.
But deep down, we
reckon WA consumers
are very perceptive,
recognising the varietys
shortcomings and
preferring other whites.
Pinot gris/grigio
demands a cold climate
to grow in and hence
its scarcity here and its
popularity in the chilly
regions of the Adelaide
Hills, Southern Victoria,
Tasmania, New
Zealand, Northern Italy
and Alsace in France.
The quality of both
imported and Australian
wines at our tasting was
disappointing to say the
least and it wasnt the
first time weve been
disillusioned by the
variety. The descriptors
used by our panel when
discussing the wines
included short, fat,
flabby, hard, broad,
unbalanced, overdeveloped and sugary.
It was inconsistent in
style, but common
threads throughout
the tasting were lack
of acidity and poor

balance.
The colours ranged
from watery through
to copper gold but
we were forgiving of
appearance, knowing
that the sometimes
blush-coloured grape
skins can impart a wide
range of tints to the
wine.
Apart from the
questionable quality of
the wines, the confusion
generated by using
two names for the
one variety is ongoing
and does nothing to
improve the wines
image. Our next tasting
of pinot gris/grigio will
undoubtedly incite more
grizzles, so much so, we
are in danger of calling
the wine pinot grizz.
We salvaged one
wine out of the tasting,
however, an agreeable
one from the Coal
River Valley region in
southern Tasmania.
42 Degrees South 2014
Pinot Grigio
Light straw in
colour with
lively poached
pear aromatics.
This has stone
fruit, citrus and
nuttiness on the
palate, a little
sweetness and a
drying finish.
Serve with grilled
Tasmanian
salmon and a
crisp salad.
Score 17. $25
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For a big night out it is pretty tame

A Royal Night Out
(M)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Shrewdly timed for

release just days after the
70th anniversary of Victory
in Europe Day (May 8,
1945), A Royal Night
Out is a frothy, lightly
entertaining historical
fantasy.
It imagines the future
Queen, 19-year old
Princess Elizabeth
(Canadian actor Sarah
Gadon) and her 14-yearold sister Margaret (Bel
Powley) convincing their
father, King George VI
(a barely recognisable
Rupert Everett) and
mother (Emily Watson),
to let them go out
incognito.
They are desperate to
get out of Buckingham
Palace and join the VE
celebrations rollicking
through the streets of
London, and finally
convince their father,
a stutterer famously
played by Colin Firth in
The Kings Speech, by
promising to report back
the publics reaction to his
address.
cinema
A Royal Night Out

isnt nearly as daring
as its similarly themed
counterpart from six
decades ago, Roman
Holiday. Theres no
sleeping on park benches,
zipping around town
riding pillion on a Vespa
or getting a barber shop
pixie crop like Audrey
Hepburns escaped
princess.
In 1945 London, the
British royals are slightly
tamer. Well, perhaps
not Powleys scenestealing ditz Margaret
who finds herself at a
knocking shop, and at
one stage passes out in a
wheelbarrow.
But Julian Jarrolds
(Becoming Jane,
Brideshead Revisited) film
isnt about to have Lillibet,
as her family calls her, do
anything more outrageous
than the Lindy hop.
It is such caution that
prevents the films amusing
flight of fancy from really
taking off Gadons
Elizabeth is responsible
and levelheaded from the
get-go.
When she and Margaret
determined to escape
Bel Powleys Princess Margaret provides all the froth and fun in a dangerous night out on the town.
their chaperones (Jack

Laskey and Jack Gordon)
and the crusty party
assembled at the Ritz are
separated, Elizabeth enlists
the help of a jaded anti-
Mad Max: Fury Road (MA15+)
Ex Machina (M)
Shrewdly imagined and persuasively

made, Ex Machina is a spooky piece
of speculative fiction thats completely
plausible, capable of both thinking big
thoughts and providing pulp thrills,
says the LA Times. Rolling Stone agrees:
(Oscar) Isaacs brilliant take on this
bearded, buzz-cut and barefoot Dr
Frankenstein is a tour de force of shock
and awe. Ex Machina springs surprises
that will haunt you for a good long
time.
When Marnie Was There (PG)
There are no walking houses, magical

forest creatures or one-way trains to the
spirit world in When Marnie Was There,
but that doesnt mean Studio Ghiblis
latest animated feature and some
fear its last isnt brimming over with
its own unique sense of enchantment,
says Variety, of Miyazaki successor
Hiromasa Yonebayashis (The Secret
World of Arrietty) lovely and relatively low-key drama. The Hollywood
Reporter agrees the adaptation of the
1967 Joan G. Robinson novel is a
beautifully animated tale.
Average star ratings
eventually wins him over

to the monarchy. Her own
character remains fairly
well the same.
Which isnt to say
they dont strike up an
Elaine Paige gave a

farewell concert with a
difference.
The First Lady of British
musical theatre gave her
50th anniversary farewell
performance at Londons
Royal Albert Hall in October
last year and had it filmed for
the big screen.
With the 60-piece BBC
Concert Orchestra, Elaine
performed highlights from
her extraordinary 50-year
career, which included her
original roles of Eva Peron in
Fifty years on and Elaine Paige is still Evita, Grizabella in Cats and
Florence in Chess.
The evening finished with
Elaine chatting about her
illustrious career.
She plans to continue
performing but only at
special, one-off concert
events.
win
That adjective in the title is accurate.

Extravagantly deranged, ear-splittingly
cacophonous, and entirely over the top,
George Miller has revived his Mad Max
punk-western franchise as a bizarre
convoy chase action-thriller in the postapocalyptic desert, says The Guardian.
The Out New York agrees: ...Miller
cooks up some exhilaratingly sustained
action. But the key to this symphony of
twisted metal is how the film never forgets that violence is a sort of madness.
royal soldier Jack (Jack

Reynor) to track her down.
Really, the story follows
Jacks character arc as the
two cultivate a suppressed
romantic rapport and she
endearing chemistry, nor

that the whole malarkey
isnt an amusingly scripted
(by Kevin Hood and
Trevor De Silva) lark. Its
just a fleeting one.
Elaine turns another page
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Sci-fi film makes

three for Perth
Former WA filmmaker Ben
Lucas will begin shooting a science

fiction feature film, OtherLife, in
Perth next month.
It is the third film along with Blue
Dog and Jasper Jones confirmed
to be shot in WA this year with
ScreenWest support.
Culture and the Arts Minister
John Day said he was encouraged
to see WA being recognised as
a diverse place to shoot with
professional local crews.
We are attracting interstate
producers here, which is increasing
our profile, he said.
OtherLife, based on Kelley
Eskridges novel Solitaire, follows

a young software engineer who
designs a drug capable of giving
people any memory they desire.
She then discovers her invention
is dangerous and must put a stop
to what she has created before it is
released into the world.
It is produced by Australian
producers Jamie Hilton of See
Pictures (The Little Death,
The Waiting City) and Aidan
OBryan, and Janelle Landers from
WA-based production company
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Reviews by JULIE BAILEY and BEN DINEENDICKINSON
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Auction May 16, 11am

7 Watkins Road
There are four homes for sale
in the street, and this one has a
pool and a tennis court.
AGENTS: Craig Gaspar
and Mandy Pattison,
Caporn Young.
With full reticulation, the property requires minimal maintenance.
Auction May 16, 11am.

53 Browne Avenue
There is the scope to renovate this home, which wraps
around a tropical-style pool.
AGENTS: David and Martine
Eyers, Acton Dalkeith.
Commanding presence
close to the river
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Offers from $2.2million

16 Rene Road
French doors open to attractive gardens in this older-style
home near the river.
AGENT: Andrew Porteous,
William Porteous Properties
International.
FAST FACTS
Median Dalkeith house

price: $2.5million.
Properties for sale: 55
50 Watkins Road
DALKEITH
Auction 11am
May 23
Caporn Young
ith a commanding
corner block street
presence and a wow-factor
grand entrance, youre
bound to be impressed
before you even take your
second step inside this
home.
There are a number of
stand-out features inside
the 2003 Oswald Homesbuilt property, which sits
on a 971sq.m block.
The formal dining area
off the entrance with a
ceiling height of two full
floors and a gas fireplace
is just one of these.
The kitchen recently
underwent $180,000 worth
of renovations and boasts
Siemens appliances, an in-
Motoring enthusiasts will enjoy the

five-car garage
tegrated fridge, freezer and
dishwasher, stone benches
and clever storage.
Through a door just off
the kitchen is what selling agent Kyle Peters, of
Caporn Young, described
as an infresco.
This unique entertaining
space opens to the backyard and has a barbecue
and rangehood.
More entertaining zones
can be found outside,
including a north-facing
alfresco area overlooking
the pool.
The generously sized
main bedroom upstairs
has a big walk-in wardrobe
and luxurious marble bathroom with Italian ceramic
tiles.
All three of the guest
rooms also have marble

ensuites.
Motoring enthusiasts
will enjoy the five-car
garage, and there is extra
space in the backyard for
a boat or another car.
The owner said the location was his favourite thing
about the home.
Its close to flash
schools, Claremont Quarter,
the University of WA and
the river, the owner
said.
We walk the dog 400m
down the road to the
river.
I can cycle to work in
the city, or drive there with
just one set of traffic lights
on the way.
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On entering the home you will find this formal living area
with gas fire and soaring ceiling
The kitchen has all the latest bells and whistles; a tap that
lights up blue when the water is cold and red when its hot.
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Sanctuary inspired
by landscape
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71 Davies Road
CLAREMONT
Auction 11am
May 23
Abel McGrath
his sanctuary in the

heart of Claremont
draws inspiration from the
rugged Australian landscape to create a space that
is homely and textural.
Set back from the road,
the homes clever design
makes good use of its sloping block with split levels
and a terraced yard.
The windows look out
to pocket gardens filled
with succulents, ferns, and
lavender.
The effect is utterly
calming: timber-framed
windows of various sizes
artfully showcase the
outdoors, draw in sunlight, and offer glimpses
of sky.
Stone paths snake their
way round the building
to a timber deck with
built-in seating ideal for

entertaining.
The earthy palette continues inside the house,
where heated, polished
concrete takes over from
timber floorboards as you
work your way through the
building.
Exposed beams and grey
Caesarstone benchtops
feature in the open-plan
kitchen and living area,
which hints at modernism with its sleek box-like
design.
A formal living area at
the front of the home has
a separate study nook.
Big windows offer treetop
views, making the most of
the elevated position.
Cleverly placed windows
and a soaring ceiling ensure the main bedrooms
ensuite is bathed in light.
The selling agents are
Simon McGrath and John
Hunter, of Abel McGrath.
Bids are expected from
$980,000.
The home cuts a sculptural figure on its sloping 526sq.m block.
The lush surroundings will be a talking point for guests.
The architect-designed home was built in 2010 on a big 999sq.m block.
Modernist style stands out

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FLOREAT
Oers by May 23
Acton Dalkeith
heres one in every

street a house that
stands out for all the right
reasons.
In Evandale Street,
Floreat, its the modernistinspired home at No. 60.
With its skillion roof,
raw concrete wall and
full-height windows, the
single-storey home catches
the eye.
On a 999sq.m block, the
house was built in 2010 by
Oswald Homes.
Architect Reza Khan
worked closely with the
owners to create a functional yet stylish home
for the family of five.
He put a lot of thought
into the little things, like
the deep linen cupboard
and a cupboard for platters
and other big items, the
owner said.
Its such an easy home
to live in, with spaces to
come together as a family
or separate if needed.
Young children can
build their Lego in the
playroom off the kitchen
There are hints of Frank Lloyd Wright in the alfresco area.

while teenagers can spread
out in the separate studio
near the pool.
There is scope to add a
bathroom or kitchenette
in the studio (with council
approval).
The interior of the home
has a contemporary look,
with polished concrete
floors and light fittings
that were sourced from an
The kitchen has it all, including an induction cooktop.
interior designer.
There is a great sense
of space and light in the
north-facing living area,
where commercial-grade
stackable doors open to the
lawn and pool area.
On the long list of expensive extras are Rogerseller
taps, a Miele induction
cooktop and internal cabinets in the wardrobes.
Selling agent Melanie
Fear, of Acton Dalkeith, is
seeking offers in the high
$2million range.
This home will appeal
to people who want a new
home but without the
hassle of building it, Ms
Fear said.
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changes had had a positive effect

on corner sites. Robbie Young, of
Optimus Real Estate, denied sales
had slowed. I sold one on the
weekend and Scott Swingler sold
three. If there has been a stall, and
I dont think there has, its because
of the global economic situation.
Adrian Abel, of Abel McGrath, said
sales were strong in Floreat. In the
last couple of months, weve had
some extraordinary sales, especially
west of the Forum, he said.
The POSTs property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.
property at the right price, Mr Hall
said. An architect-designed home
at 28 Price Street, Subiaco, was
passed in for an undisclosed sum.
Susan Taylor, of Ray White Centro,
is seeking offers from $1.48million.
Five properties in the western suburbs are scheduled for auction this
weekend.
Great buying in south City Beach: this
stunning home with ocean views was
passed in at auction last weekend. Its
now on the market for oers in the low
$3millions.
Auctions passed in
It was another lacklustre weekend
for auctions in the western suburbs,
where all three properties were
passed in. The big-ticket item was a
resort-style home with ocean views
in south City Beach. The 5x4 at
14 Boscastle Avenue was passed
in after a vendor bid of $2.9million. Its now on the market for
low $3millions, according to Kate
Frichot, of Caporn Young. Ms
Frichot said it was taking a little
longer to sell homes in this price
range. Days on market are above
the industry standard, Ms Frichot
said. In Cottesloe, 37 Eric Street
was passed in for $1.34million.
There is an older-style home on the
683sq.m property, with two titles.
Agent Mack Hall said there was no
urgency in the market. Its not frantic but there are bidders for every
Eagle Bay nest going

cheap
Life on the ocean wave

Australians love to live by the water,
and if London-based architect
Margot Krasojevic has her way,
we could be living on it. A strong
supporter of renewable energy, Ms
Krasojevic was inspired to create
her Hydroelectric Tidal House
when she was asked to design a
surfers beachside home. It made
me think of tidal power and using
this dynamic in a similar way to
how surfers choreograph movement
through water, Ms Krasojevic
told The Daily Mail. The home will
be anchored to the rock or sand
coastline by its concrete outer
shell, which will use solar panels to
harness energy for the living areas.
But, recognising that tides are more
predictable than solar and wind
energy, Ms Krasojevic has opted for
a lightweight internal structure that
will ride the changing tides. Its twopart turbines will compress air to
create an electrical current.
Infill on your mind?

Its the question on lips and
The sculptural building will use

two-part turbines and a whirlpool
structure to trap tidal energy.
were 35 in Floreat (a drop of
nine) and 32 in City Beach (down
by seven). Mr Airey said: Some
buyers may be feeling cautious and
possibly reluctant to make offers not
knowing if they are going to end up
with a group of units next door or
a totally different streetscape and
area to what they had hoped. One
local agent told me a buyer had
insisted on a special condition on
the contract of sale to say that the
offer was subject to the rezoning
NOT going through. Trying to sell
in an uncertain environment must
be very stressful for owners who
have a property for sale. The POST
asked several local agents if sales
had slowed but most said it was
business as usual. Scott Swingler, of
Space Real Estate, said the planned
minds at some homes open in

City Beach and Floreat: will this
property be affected by the planned
changes to the town planning
scheme? REIWA president David
Airey said the uncertainty over
Cambridge councils Amendment
31 had caused a drop in sales. In
the first quarter of 2014, there were
44 sales in Floreat (these exclude
the Perry Lakes development) and
39 in City Beach, Mr Airey said.
In the same quarter this year, there
There is some good news if youre

looking for a holiday home in the
South-West: 16 Gypsy Street,
Eagle Bay, has dropped in price.
The house has seven bedrooms,
five marble bathrooms, a lift, fully
equipped gym, a heated pool and
ocean views. It was advertised
for $10million and $8.5million
but now its on the market for
$6.9million. Andrew Hopkins, of
JMW Real Estate, described it as
the ultimate luxury holiday
destination. For more details, phone
0407 440 438.
Price drop: this spectacular Eagle

Bay home has dropped in price from
$10million to $6.9million.
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Abel McGrath Claremonts new
Leasing Manager, Kirra Green,
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several new and improved systems
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property management side of the
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I think this is increasing our chances
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Miss Green says in a tougher leasing
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Since introducing the new system,
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Know your agent

With a massive focus on marketing, Michael brings to
Team Abel a new and exciting approach to both selling
and buying real estate. Starting his career many years ago
he has worked alongside some of Perths most successful
agents building a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Before starting his career he studied Sales and Marketing,
allowing him to bring a new and
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May 23, 11am
COTTESLOE
42C Marine Parade
Youll never have to worry

about finding a parking
space when you go to the
beach if you buy this 4x2.
AGENTS: Mack Hall and
Adam Lenegan, Mack Hall.
A diverse collection of materials complement a boxy design to give this house excellent kerb appeal.
Best of beach and bush
May 23, 3pm
WEMBLEY
48 McKenzie Street
This beautifully-renovated 1930s home, on a

653sq.m block, has a pool.
26 Swanway Crescent
SWANBOURNE
From $2,725,000
Acton Cottesloe
hether youre relaxing in the

main bedroom, hanging out
with the family in the living area
or entertaining on the patio, its
not hard to imagine that youre
on a South-West holiday.
When you wake up in this
homes main bedroom, scenic
bush is all you can see from the
big picture window opposite
the bed.
It is part of a green corridor
that runs all the way down to
Lake Claremont, so you can go
on long walks and the only street
you cross is your own.
Views of the homes leafy surrounds are maximised through a
top-notch contemporary design
that exploits the strengths of the
540sq.m corner block.
The whole layout is oriented
to the north, where there are no
neighbours, creating a sense of
peace and privacy that belies the
suburban location.
To top it off, every space is
generously proportioned and
well-appointed.
The main suite near the
ground floor entrance is no ex-
AGENT: Dean Bradley,

Peard Leederville.
June 3, 5.30pm
MT CLAREMONT
14 Pine Tree Lane
Opposite a park, this

single-storey home has
a modern kitchen and is
near John XXIII College.
AGENTS: Simon McGrath
and John Hunter, Abel
McGrath.
ception, boasting a walk-in robe,

a sleek ensuite and a private
courtyard.
The interior design is upmarket but not presumptuous,
focusing on neutral colours and
simple patterns.
In the ensuite, a big corner
window illuminates a freestanding bath and a white-tiled feature
wall with a wave effect.
On the way out to the main living area, you pass an understair
cellar with a viewing window
before arriving in the lounge.
Here, a zig-zagging wall of glass
creates a versatile open space with
no shortage of natural light.
The upmarket kitchen, featuring Caesarstone benchtops,
glass splashbacks and high-end
appliances, overseas it all.
Kids are well looked after on
the top floor, where there are
three minor bedrooms, a common living area and a shared
bathroom.
All three bedrooms include
walk-in robes, and one opens
directly to a shared balcony.
The selling agent is Deb
Brady, of Acton Cottesloe.
FAST FACTS
Median Swanbourne
house price: $1,515,000.
Sleek, modern designs can be found throughout, including in the highspec kitchen.
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This cottage, one of 35 now individually-owned timber cottages
in the former mill town of Donnelly River Village, is situated a
short distance from Bridgetown, Nannup and Manjimup. The
cottage has 2 bedrooms, bright kitchen, shower room and a
small outhouse. It was recently re-roofed and has a new woodburning stove installed. It is part of a communal tourism and
joint-living venture and like all the cottages in the village earns
respectable short-term tourist accommodation income.
Price : $145,000 ONO

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of place in a apartment complex or hotel
68 Watkins Road
DALKEITH
From $2.95million
Acton Cottesloe
It would be remiss to
begin this property review anywhere but in the
backyard.
The house is impressive,
but the backyard of this
1315sq.m block is what sets
the property apart from
the many other impressive
homes in this corner of the
golden triangle.
The expansive garden
is a well shaded childrens
wonderland, with more
room than anyone could
possibly need and then
theres the pool.
Occupying a fully enclosed glass conservatory,
the heated swimming pool
wouldnt be out of place in
a big apartment complex
or hotel.
The house overlooks it
all from a slightly elevated
position.
Built in 1991 in
Federation style, the twostorey home is a grand
residence of traditional
roots, centred on a formal
foyer.
Archways accentuate the homes Federation style.
A 1315sq.m block leaves room for an exceptional back garden.

Two living areas share
the ground floor, one formal and one informal.
The formal room at the
front exudes Federation
style, to the point where
youd almost believe it was
a character renovation.
High ceilings, arched
doorways and grand fireplaces are hallmarks of the
design, making it a warm
but impressive venue for
hosting guests.
The rooms at the back
are somewhat more relaxed, particularly the
open-plan kitchen and
meals area.
The guest suite can be
found at the end of a short
corridor off the foyer and
features a walk-in robe and
a 90s ensuite that could
do with a minor aesthetic
update.
Four bedrooms share

the top floor, including
the main suite with its big
private balcony overlooking the backyard.
The selling agent is
Jody Fewster, of Acton
Cottesloe.
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price: $2.5million.
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$1.25million
SUBIACO
21 Finlayson Street
Each of the bedrooms has a
staircase in this stylish, architect-designed townhouse.
14 Parry Street
CLAREMONT
Around $3 million
Space Real Estate
AGENTS: Niki Peinke and

Annie McCarthy,
Property Exchange.
his 1920s house on Claremont

Hill once occupied a much
larger block that included
stables and a tennis court.
Its now on a comparatively modest 989sq.m, but the formidable
character home still exudes the
grandeur of a suburban manor.
Grand archways, high ceilings
and intricate leadlight windows
are all on show, brought back to
life by an extensive renovation
and restoration in 2008.
The original floor plan has
been left mainly intact in the
front section of the house,
which is far more expansive
than most.
The character-rich old rooms
are the true heart of the house,
rather than a preamble to a big
contemporary living area.
Three big bedrooms to the
right of the foyer have bay windows and fireplaces.
All look out to the walled
front garden, where towering
established trees offer plenty
of shade.
As the hall takes a turn towards the back of the block,
it passes a formal lounge with
another fireplace and big sash
windows.
There is an old butlers pantry
off a small corridor that connects
the lounge to a small rear extension, which has a modern kitchen
and an informal meals area.
Head out the back and youll
arrive at one of the homes best
selling points; an elevated timber
deck overlooking an L-shaped
lap pool surrounded by verdant
gardens.
This 1920s home on Claremont hill has been extensively restored and renovated.
$1.8million
MOSMAN PARK
1 Marshall Street
Views over Mosman Park
golf course were a big selling point for this house on
941sq.m.
AGENT: Peter Burns,
Mack Hall.
Timber fretwork and leadlights are features of the entry.
$2.6million
A well-equipped granny flat

sits on the far side of the pool,
ideal for teenagers, visitors or
even bed-and-breakfast guests.
It consists of a bedroom, an
ensuite and a small lounge, and
is well-served by the pool and
gardens.
The selling agent is Susan
James, of Space Real Estate.
NEDLANDS
77 Louise Street
There were three offers for
this five-bedroom home on
1060sq.m.
AGENT: Linda Sullivan, Space
Real Estate.
FAST FACTS
Median Claremont house

price: $1,387,500.
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Is this indoors or outdoors?
The big alfresco area is a
mix of both, and can be
used all year round.
AGENT: Jason Dragsta, Acton
Dunsborough.
Soaring windows oer panoramic views from the great room.
Offers
The pool is neatly ensconced between the house and the hillside.
Hills abode has panoramic views
PARKERVILLE
2045 Roland Road
round $1million probably wont buy the house

of your dreams in Dalkeith
or Peppermint Grove, but
you may be surprised what
it buys you in one of WAs
most desirable locations
outside the metro area.
Grant Winning, of LJ
Hooker Kalamunda, is
seeking expressions of interest from $1.3million for
66 Gooseberry Hill Road,
Gooseberry Hill.
Lilybrook is a grand
Georgian-style home with
five bedrooms and five bathrooms, on a 35ha block.
AGENT: Neil McAllister,
Mack Hall.
The four-bedroom house,

on a 2348sq.m hillside block,
is a veritable mansion, enjoying panoramic views of the
city that stretch for miles.
An enormous great room
is the centrepiece of the
design, featuring two-storey
high windows, gleaming
marri floors and a modern
wood fire.
For even better views
you can wander on to the
first-floor balcony, or take
a stroll along the verdant

escarpment just in front of
the house.
The modern kitchen sits
at the back of the great room,
on the cosier side of the
house, facing the hill.
The design makes good
use of the landscape, nestling a big patio and a pool
between the house and the
hillside for shelter from
the wind.
Offers close on May 26.
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I do not believe that this was either discussed or in the spirit of the mediation for
this quite simple matter, he added.
We have unfortunately put more than
the usual level of pressure and stress on
this family on a matter that would not
normally require outside consultants.
Councillors voted 12-1 (with Lee Hemsley
against) to approve revamping the home
without the contested condition.
In a response to a question from former
Subiaco councillor Loren White at a
previous meeting, Subiaco CEO Ian Hill
replied that between January 2014 and
2015 consultants represented the council in four out of 12 disputes, including
this case.
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DALKEITH
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Withers vote under fire
From page 1
potentially increase the value
of his land, the advice says.
Therefore he should have
declared a financial and proximity interest and should have
considered exclusion from the
vote, the advice says.
The advice from Lavan
Legal also contends that the
figure of 2340 manor house
and corner blocks in City
Beach and Floreat that would
qualify for infill is a serious
underestimation.
This is because the minimum block size for development has been set at 900sq.m,
but the state R-codes allow a
5% discretion.
This dramatically increases the number of lots
covered by Amendment 31,
the advice says.
The result would be that
all blocks 855sq.m in area,
an extra 1868 of them, will be
eligible for development.
There is the potential that
the full impact of Amendment
31 has been significantly
understated by the Town

of Cambridge, the advice
says.
The opinion is also very
critical of the treatment of
ratepayer questions put to
the February council meeting
that decided to initiate the
planning change.
The opinion says residents
advised their law firm that
certain questions relating to
the proposed change were not
read aloud at the meeting, and
there was no pause to allow
councillors to read them, with
serious consequences.
The ratepayers questions
were not tabled or answered
at the meeting, but subsequently appeared in the
councils minutes as if tabled
and answered at the meeting,
the advice said.
It renders the decision to
initiate the amendment potentially ultra vires [beyond
the council powers] and the
decision may be set aside.
The opinion also questions
the validity of a survey of
residents and the accuracy

of a brochure and Cambridge
advertisement in the POST,
plus a council officers report
to the council.
It says the brochure states
that a manor house must look
like a house, but there is no
definition of what a house
looks like.
The advice also asserts that
the proposal is inconsistent
with the draft local planning
strategy and government
requirements for infill near
activity centres.
It allocates broad brush
increases to density with no
reference to location and
proximity to transport and
services, the advice says.
Mr Withers commented:
The brochure contained
what we regard are the relevant facts and the reasons
for the proposals.
The opposition group is allergic to facts and is running a
campaign based on misinformation, emotion and fear, so
they hate the brochure.
Wearne future questioned

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to rent the property for $1 a

year was presumptuous in
the extreme.
But she said Curtin Care
representatives had told
her the idea for the lease or
purchase had not originally
come from them, but they
were now happy to go along
with either idea.
She said Curtin Care had
indicated that the new buildings would have a lifespan of
only 25 years and questioned
why a 99-year lease was required.
She suggested scrapping
the proposed business plan
and giving Curtin Care two
10-year options for when its
lease runs out in 14 years.
That would give them a
further 34 years, by which time
what they build now will be
obsolete, she said.
She said the councils needed to charge a commercial
rent, reminded councillors
that the hostel was not for
the exclusive use of western
suburb residents, and wanted
to know what rates Curtin
Care was paying.
I want to know what they
are paying and if they are
market rates, she said.
If it is not, we, the ratepayers, are subsidising a business
which offers no benefits to
any of us or to the residents
of Wearne.
Both the rent and rates
must be addressed before
drawing up an extension to
the lease.
Cara MacNish, of Horgan
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too quickly, and it came time
to leave.
The Geoff Christian Media
Room vacated quickly. I lingered and reflected on my
time spent with Geoff.
The fireworks and the smoke
had long gone, the players
would have been in various
groups dissecting the game
with all their coaches, the Lyon
King and James Hird would
be taking turns facing down
journalists as if they were in
a police interrogation.
When, after a time, I left
Geoffs room, the stands of
the now ancient Subiaco Oval
were empty, and, a touch
melancholy.
I made my way back out
through the Marsh Gate, past
the McIntosh and Sheedy gates,
the Todd Entrance, and the
Dempsey and Whinnen Gate.
Hopefully that wonderful
slice of WA football history,
and all the great names associated with it, wont be
discarded when the home of
football moves from Subiaco
to Burswood.
To me that would be
Barnett-gate.
Back in the saddle
The entrance to the original Wearne Hostel buildings.

Street, Mosman Park questioned the conflict of interest
of councillors on the Curtin
Care board.
She said Peppermint Grove
council president Rachel
Thomas, Cottesloe deputy
mayor Peter Jeanes and
councillor Rob Rowell and
Claremont deputy mayor Paul
Kelly were on the board.
Professor MacNish said
they could be involved in
advertising the business plan
and compiling and analysing
submissions.
I would submit that anyone
who serves or has served on
the board of Curtin Care has
the potential for a perceived
conflict of interest and good
governance demands that
they remove themselves from
the discussion that stands

to materially benefit Curtin
Care, she said.
CEO Kevin Poynton said
Mosman Park was no longer
represented on the board but
the other councillors named
would have to take advice on
their positions.
The committee adopted
a recommendation not to
advertise the business plan
developed by Cottesloe
council so it could research
its options.
It proposed forming a
working group of up to three
councillors from each council
to develop a management plan
for the Wearne Hostel land.
The full council will vote
on the recommendations on
May 26.
Developer queries markets

28,000 people a week, were
driven by cheap fruit and
vegetables.
He suggested the Venn
Property Group developers
should have an escape plan
if the project went sour.
Mr Pearce, a former CEO at
Fremantle council, also said
he had doubts about Subiaco
councils plans to redevelop
Rokeby Road, which were outlined at the event by Subiaco
CEO Ian Hill.
I saw what happened when
we pedestrianised some parts
of Fremantle when I was CEO
of the City of Fremantle, he
said.
I reckon it was a disaster
and its still a disaster.
Meanwhile, another market
operator in Subiaco has raised
concerns about the VPG pro-
Whether the council has

followed the correct process
will be determined by the
Planning Commission when it
considers Amendment 31.
More than 2400 people registered comments on plans to
change housing rules in City
Beach and Floreat.
The Form 4 submissions
lodged under the law for
changing the town planning scheme are now being
analysed for a report to be
discussed by councillors next
month.
posal for Rokeby Road.

Representatives of the
Subiaco Farmers Market
(SFM), which operates on
Saturday mornings in the
grounds of Subiaco Primary
School, have met Evan Briers
and Hadley Missell from VPG
to discuss the new markets.
After that meeting, SFM
said there were still things
to be addressed in the final
development application for
the market, such as parking,
road closures and toilets.
Subiaco councillors will
consider the VPG development application at their May
26 meeting.
The Subi Farmers Market,
which has been operating for
five years and is financially
supported by the council, has
asked the council to make it a
condition of the VPG markets
that any fresh produce and

food zones be at the Roberts
Road end of Rokeby Road.
SFM operator Sally Lewis
was contacted for comment.
Virtual merger
From page 11
rates and bills here at the Grove
instead of going to Cottesloe
councils building.
Claremont may join the
other two, if software can be
used on mobile devices by
staff of the three councils.
Mr Rawlings said he hoped
the change would mean council staff would have more time
for cross-council tasks.
For example, one person
might do payroll and human
resources, while another
would do rating functions,
he said.
From page 1
There is an air cushion for
the front, and with the bags
at either side it is like an
armchair, Sam said.
We will be back, we are
just not sure when.
They met in Batley, near
Leeds, when Sam was at
university and Stewart had a
motorbike shop.
When Sam finished her
doctorate, she did a lot of
contract work and at the end of
each contract we would head
off for Greece or Turkey for a
couple of weeks or months,
Stewart said.
We were always saying we
would like to ride around the
world on a motorbike, then one
day we just decided to do it.
Carrying a tent for camping,
or staying in cheap hotels, they
headed for eastern Europe,
and by the time they got to
the Middle East, politics had
kicked in.
Salman Rushdie had published Satanic Verses and
they would not let us into
Syria, Stewart said, though
they made it into Jordan and
Iraq.
We had not mapped out
what we were going to do, we
just go with the flow, Stewart
said.
We shipped the bike to
Bombay [Mumbai] and travelled around India.
Then it was into Thailand
with the aim of getting to
Indonesia.
They would not let us
take the bike into Indonesia
because they have very strict
rules about importing private
vehicles, Stewart said.
Again they shipped the bike,
from Singapore to Australia.
While here, Sam was offered
work in the UWA chemistry
department, so they flew back
to the UK to sort out family
matters and applied to live
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Painting
Installation
Pergolas
Decking
Gates
Timber fences
All home maintenance
Call Simon 0419 925 452
Cambridge
Handyman
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Ph VLASI now for a free inspection & quote.
Specialised Outdoor Services
Gutter / Downpipe Clean

Free Roof Report
All Maintenance
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PROFESSIONAL GUTTER
& DOWNPIPE CLEANING
For all your home maintenance and

timber decking call John for fast and
reliable services
0421 809 872
THE FIXER
HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
ALL ODD JOBS
Pressure Cleaning Garden Cleanups

Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
Fences & Decking Repairs
Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
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Love Your Home
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DAVID - SPIT N POLISH
Quality Maintenance
Services
9446 1106
0407 387 748
ODD JOBS MY SPECIALITY
Prompt Gutters
The Guttering Specialist
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Colorbond or
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Fully Insured
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No job too big or too small
FREE QUOTES
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Gutters &
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BRIAN WARD
Free Quotes
9341 7631
Local gutter & window cleaner

since 1999
Ask David about our winter special
HANDYMAN
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,
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General repairs and maintenance
Heavy work done, reasonable
and reliable.
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9448 8486
SKILLED
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Pre-sale Home Detailing

Rental Property Services
General Repairs
Handyman for Home or Office
All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared
Call STEVE 9242
Mob 0407 788
8923
272
The NEDLANDS handyman

(and surrounding suburbs)
Cornerstone
All those jobs your husband wont

or cant do. Picture hanging,
blinds, mirrors, gates, flyscreens,
cupboard/drawer repair, broken
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Police Clearance
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Paving
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Gutter cleaning
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CALL FRANK FOR A
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0418 919 312
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CALAUTTI
Handyman Service
For household repairs eg house and
fence painting, small tiling or
brickpaving areas, gardening, house
cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.
Call Charlie on 0401 019 975
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9381 3088
to advertise
in the POST
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Our quality services will put

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White Knight Repairs

& Home Maintenance
Are you looking for:
Repairs and Carpentry
Decking, Pergolas and Gazebos
Home maintenance jobs - Interior
& Exterior
Painting, Plastering & Crown
moulding
Quality work - with attention to detail
Call Scott on 9386 6138

or 0417 461 087
NEDLANDS HOME &

GARDEN MAINTENANACE
FOR ALL YOUR SMALL JOBS
Garden Maintenance:
Garden cleanup clearing pathways, pruning,
planting, potting, fertilising and mulching,
service and repair reticulation.
Home Maintenance:
Running repairs around the home, repair/
paint walls, hang pictures, at pack
assembly, x dripping taps.
Current Police clearance held.
Experienced, reliable local resident.
Call Dean
on mobile
0417 940 355
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANING
Stevens
HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
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Retention & Removal of

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Plant Selection & Design Service
$5,000 Budget - I have ideas
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email + ideas on web site
Ph Andrew 0418 915 881

Gradient Landscapes
Working with you to create perfection
Paving
Concreting
Reticulation
Retaining Walls
Garden Preparation
Maintenance
Decks and Pergolas
All aspects of landscaping
Free quotes
Call Leon on 0417
049 923
LIMESTONE
PAINTING
PAINTING
Roberts Limestone
Building Co.
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Your Local Master Painter
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
Specialising in:
Limestone walls,
Feature walls, Arches,
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TIM ROBERTS
Making Life Easy

Artificial Lawn
Environmentally Friendly
Australian Made
9245 2550
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Phone: 9209 2669
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STONEMASON
Qualified English Craftsman
20 Years Experience
Free Quotes & Consulting Advice
All Work Fully Guaranteed & Insured
FEATURE & RETAINING WALLS
FIREPLACES
HOUSES
GARDEN WALLS RESTORATION
BOBCAT FOR METRE BLOCKS
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DON McNALLY
20 years experience
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
ROOMS FROM $250

REPAINTING
Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
Mob 0417
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0497 808 778
Steve.transition@outlook.com
LAUNDROBAR
9387 2339
Mobile 0418 941 571

Fax 9387 8581
Painters Registration No. 5890
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS
Roberts
Complete
kitchenService
and wet
Handyman
area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
Decking
German craftsman, 25 years experience
9245 3303
0400 424 357

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project manage your kitchen
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
Improvement section
LANDSCAPING
29 Walter St
Claremont
Est 1982
www.ibislandscapes.com.au
9383 2915
0412 946 476
9387 8641
Innovative landscape design,
construction and maintenance.
Expert in native and waterwise
gardens. Highly qualified team
of professionals with 25+ years
experience.
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

horticulturalist, 0408 384 542
Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
0415 170 135
Good old fashioned,

friendly and
professional
service
All aspects of landscaping
from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price
Free Quotes
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0413 015 808
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Maintenance Plans
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Repairs and Installation
Servicing the POST area since 1983.
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LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
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9381
Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
MOW IT & MORE
Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Est 1985
Steve
0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644
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Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
Garden Services
Andy
04 900 405 20
ANGUSS
Lawnmowing and
Gardening Service
Honest and Reliable
9381 5454
0437 712 039
Ph Angus
- Lawnmowing - Edging
Brett Campbell (Proprietor)
Small Jobs welcome!!!

Commercial / Residential
Ph/Fax 9382 3278

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Painting
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you
are
guaranteed only the highest
standards of professional
service & communication.
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by the owners of the
business and full-time team
members. We do not subcontract your work under
any circumstances.
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referral.
Precision Edge
Mowing
Services include: Mowing and edging,
weed control, mulching, fertilising,
green waste removal.
PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
J.B. Leadlights
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
9284 5638
0419 966 945
Reg No. 6791
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
Saari Quality
Painting & Decorating
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates
Reijo 0411 610 246
PAINTING SPECIAL
CAPITAL PAINTING & DECORATING
For all your internal/external

painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
Reg. No. 4280
Master Painting
Services
100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed!
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ALL AREAS
reg: 7520
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adarnaco@yahoo.com.au
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9454 7711
0411 229 312
EFFECTIVE AND SAFE

ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPORTS
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Subiaco
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www.precisepainting.net.au
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PAINTING &
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Exterior
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0409 086 497
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BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO
www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au
041 301 6555
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Ph: 0418 850 750
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Bobcat work Paving

Lawns
Planting
Retic
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Limestone RESTORATION
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Limestone TINTING
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Bag Wash, Soap Machine
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KITCHENS
EUROMART
KITCHENS
Renovations &
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

PAINTERS & DECORATORS
Sheilas Washing, Ironing

and Alterations
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General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
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20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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Painter - Decorators
30 years experience
9206 4504
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ANNUAL & PRE-PURCHASE
TERMITE & TIMBER

PEST INSPECTIONS
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Spot Termite Treatment
Rats Spiders Ants
MOBILE CREDIT/EFTPOS FACILITIES
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PEST CONTROL
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MIKE KELLEY
9204 4108
0408 908 683
PLUMBING
RENOVATION SPECIALIST
AMP PLUMBING & GAS
All internal and external finishes

No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
CALL TONY FOR
FREE QUOTE & ADVICE
YOUR LOCAL LICENSED PLUMBERS
0415 951 865

9300 5382
Renovations, Internal
and Ext Sand Render
ALSO SMALL JOBS
PATCHING AND REPAIRS
22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
Ph: Jorge 0400 748

or 9386 3953
076
Wall Plastering &

Ceiling Repairs
Including all aspects of solid wall

plastering and plaster boarding.
More than fifteen years experience.
PLUMBING
Skilled Plumbing &

Gas Services (local)
Burst pipes Blocked drains
Installation Repairs
Renovations
Pensioners Discount
9384 0877
PL 5580
9388 6299
Gas 4784
Call Travis 0468 789 879
ELLIS PLASTERING
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ALL AREAS
Free quotes will happily
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on little jobs
Handyman
Service
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40 Years Experience
Pete The Plasterer

30 YRS EXPERIENCE
QUALITY WORK
FREE QUOTES / ADVICE
0405 069 500
FRANKIES PLASTERING
S E RV I C E S
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in all aspects of plastering, rendering,
restoration and Gyprocking. Internal and
external, patching and covering.
Over 20 yrs experience. Transform and
add value to you home with the art of
plaster. No job too big or small.
Free quotes provided.
CITY OF COTTESLOE
1800 18 12 24
CITY OF NEDLANDS
1800 18 12 24
WE OFFER A 5%
SENIORS DISCOUNT
Jon Howes 0433 824 613
NO CALL OUT FEE
MOSMAN PK
1800 18 12 24
PL 7947
BATHROOM
MAKEOVERS
ZAMBEZI
Blocked Drains
All Plumbing Repairs
Gas Servicing Installation
Hot Water
Emergency Repairs
PENSIONERS DISCOUNT
Zambeziplumbing.com.au
24 HR SERVICE
BURST PIPES
Pensioner rates
CITY OF SUBIACO
1800 18 12 24
HOLLYWOOD
1800 18 12 24
WEMBLEY
1800 18 12 24
PL 7947
SHENTON PARK
PLUMBING
Electronically Located
Blocked Drains Cleared
HWS Serviced / Replaced
General Plumbing
Call CRAIG
0419 922 657

Lic. 6039
Gas No. 4700
PARAMOUNT
PLUMBERS
FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SWISS

QUALITY SERVICE
38 Years Experience
All Plumbing Maintenance
Licensed Gas Fitter
Bathroom Renovations
Daniel 0412 904 769
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PLASTERING/RENDERING
CLAREMONT
1800 18 12 24
Lic No PL 5456
Specialist in plastering internal

feature brick and outside render
NO JOB TOO SMALL
35 years experience
Call Peter 0412 802 392

or 9330 5771
PLUMBING
24 HR
ALL AREAS
CITY BEACH
1800 18 12 24
ELECTRONIC WATER
LEAK DETECTION
Fast Efficient Service

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FLOREAT
Contact LEAKY PETE
1800 18 12 24
0415 114 172

9286 2450
MAINTENANCE
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MUIRS
0418 926 705
CHURCHLANDS
PLUMBING
1800 18 12 24
WOODLANDS
PLUMBING
1800 18 12 24
STEWART FRANK
PLUMBING
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Blocked Drains
Burst Pipes
Leaking Taps
Hot Water systems
Cisterns
Toilet Pans
General Plumbing
Mobile
PL5094
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Hot Water Systems
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0414 836 129
Pond And Aquarium Cleaning

Ongoing Maintenance
Pond Building And Restoring Of
Older Ponds
Pond Resealing Or Relining
Live Plants And Fish
Fish Health and Disease
Installation Of All Aqua Products
Package Deals Available
Eftpos Available
Ph David 0433 324 347

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Overhauls and Regular up-keep

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P/L 6956 G/F 010950
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Plumbing & Gas,

Air-Conditioning,
Electrical, Solar Power,
Renovations
PLUMBING & GAS
0408 917 109

Ph 9361 7665
H.W.S. Gas/Solar
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Toilets & Pans
Cistern Repairs + New
Water Leaks
Water Filters
Local Plumber
9227 3716
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Maintenance
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Water Filters
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Office & Domestic refits
Toilet Pans & Leaking Taps
PEPPERMINT GROVE
1800 18 12 24
GAS 532
www.xcelplasteringperth.com.au
24 HR
Pensioner rates
PL 1735
Ph Shay 0402 748 564
PL 6899
SWANBOURNE
1800 18 12 24
XCEL Plastering
RENDERING & PLASTERING
SPECIALISTS
25 Years Experience
Fully Certified and Insured
Your local Plumbing & Gas Specialist
Electronic Burst Pipe Detection

Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK
Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes
SEC. Lic. 4263
PONDS
REMOVALS
EXPRESS REMOVALS
7am - 11pm 7 DAYS EMERGENCY
Lic. PL5041
PLUMBING
PL 7947
GAS Installation & Repair
Freecall 1800 102 888

9284 0202
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PLUMBING
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A FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED LOCAL BUSINESS
25 Years Experience
Personal Service
Guaranteed Repairs
ph 9375 3216
0407 199 046
Pensioners
Discount
REMOVALS
ALL FURNITURE
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Home & Office Removals

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Hydraulic Tall Lifts
FULLY INSURED
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0400 117 713
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ELECTRIC
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North Fremantle
PH 9335 2076
PL826 GF 2968
FULLY INSURED
0439 900 381
P & L Transport
OPERATING 7 DAYS A WEEK
Locally owned and operated

House and Office Removals
Pensioner Discounts
Packing Materials Available
Fully Insured
Ask for Peter on
9309 2961 or
0419 836 484
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in Perth
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1800 2 SMOOTH
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0419 644 344

www.us2uplumbing.com.au
Lic No AU 7200
FOR A GOOD RATE AND

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Ph: 0403 248 845
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IRRIGATION
Repairs on Pumps
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REPAIRS INSTALLATION
MAINTENANCE
WIRE TRACKING & VALVE LOCATING

OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
AFFORDABLE RATES AND
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DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
Roof/leak repairs
Tile Replacement
Ridge Cap Repairs
Roof & Gutter Cleaning
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No Job Too Small

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9401 1820
HouseDoctor
Repair. Maintain. Improve
FREE QUOTES
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Gutters & Downpipes
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Fire & White Ant Repair
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Insurance Claims
Renovations
Painting & Design
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Renovations &
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Dave
Specialising in Architectural
Designed Homes. 15 yrs exp.
Phone JEFF 0418
0408 092 350
912 874
ROOF PLUMBING
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Bin Hire Service
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info@mcskips.com.au
WESTERN
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BUILDING & GARDEN

SUPPLIES
WE DELIVER
232 STUBBS TCE,
SHENTON PARK
(Opp Lemnos Hosp)
OPEN 6 DAYS
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1300 137 663 or 9209 3980
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Licensed Asbestos Removal
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WE SUPPLY and INSTALL
Colorbond, Zincalume
Skylights, Whirly Birds
Insulation, Gutters
Tile Roof Restoration
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9430 6553
16 Essex Street, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
WorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
LOCAL ROOFING
Ridge Capping Fixed the Proper Way
2 YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY
Special sealant for box gutters

Tile Replacement
Emergency work Gutters
Speciality Gutters/Downpipes
Valleys & Flashings Replaced
Soakwells Tin Reroofs
Seniors Rates
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
LOCAL SINCE 1986
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FLINT ROOFING
Re-roofing,
New Roofing
Gutters
Downpipes
Leaky Roof Repairs
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0432 119 526
RoofQuest
All metal roof sheeting, gutters

and downpipes, maintenance
work no job too small.
Australian Colorbond
Blue Scope Steel materials.
Please phone
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9389 8744
Mobile
0413 747 777
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Western Suburbs
Pool Service
CLEANING CHEMICALS &
EQUIPMENT
QUALITY OWNER OPERATED
COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
JOSH MANN
0414 775 586
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
Est. 1990
TREE SERVICES
NO JOB TOO SMALL

CALL PETER FOR FREE QUOTE
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
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TREE SURGEON
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134 BROADWAY
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& Bathroom renovation

No job too small
All aspects of tiling
Full bathroom renovation
Full re-routing or grout repair
20 years experience
Call Lewis: 0451 636 666
corebathreno@gmail.com
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TREE & PALM REMOVALS

HEDGING & MULCHING
NARROW ACCESS
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FULLY INSURED
Call ANDY
9306 8599
Mobile
0408 405 671
Stump Grinding
Specialising in all Tiling & Stone work

All intricate work undertaken
Competitive pricing for the quality
of work with a professional
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0400 446 827

TREE SERVICES
9384 6164
If you have trees, you need

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John Clark 0417 912 362

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SAFE TREE REMOVALS
POOL CLEANER
PEST MANAGEMENT
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0419 931 966
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swimming pools, repair chipped tiles,
marble stone travertine, porcelain
Reg tiler - Police clearance
Floor and Wall

Ceramic and Porcelain
New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
0422 095 481

When only the best will do
Floor & Wall Tiling

Ph Rick: 0402 751 878
Friendly Professional Service
All Work Guaranteed
Free Quotes Competitive Rates
Specialising in Diagonal Tiling
NO JOB TOO SMALL
NEWS THATS RIGHT

UP YOUR STREET
FORMATIVE AND
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MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANCY
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Core Tiling
Complete and Professional Pool

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Regular maintenance our
speciality. Ring today for details.
Alex 0412 597 261
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Residential Shade Sails
0438 909 275

Complete Wall and Floor Tiling
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Ridgecapping Repairs
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FREE QUOTES
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Email: ofceallrounders@iinet.net.au
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FOR OVER 20 YEARS
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0439 029 799
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PH: 9381 5455
9380 8333
All Roof Replacement

and Maintenance
08 9433 1077
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POOL
SERVICE
RUBBISH
REMOVAL
SAND SUPPLIES
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TILING
CLAREMONT
9402 0223, 0402 430 314
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WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
BUSINESS
CONSULTING
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ANTIQUE
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make quirky pot plant holders or
wine co0lers. Prices neg. 0403 969
554
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Commercial, + Free Quotes.
www.padspace.com.au
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Call Marco
Appliance Repairs
0450 159 839
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Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
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Palm Trimming Stump Grinding
Hedging & Trimming
Tree & Palm Removals
Powerline Clearances
Woodchipping
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Ph: 6201 1387
www.uwerepairs.com.au
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Full insurance cover
Free quotes & advice
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FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
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FREE QUOTES
PROMPT SERVICE
PETE AND JOSH
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
M: 0411 351 251

TUCK-POINTING
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Invisible Crack Repairs
www.tuckpointing.com.au
Renovations &
* Concrete
Cancer
Handyman
Service
* Damp & Waterproofing
* Wall Alterations
* Structural Wall Removal
Roberts
9242 2952
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Installations
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ANTENNA &
AUDIO VISUAL
- Home Theatre Systems
installation & set ups
- Antenna installations, extensions &
problems: TV, Satellite & Radio
- Sites of difficult reception
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TV & VIDEO REPAIRS

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UPHOLSTERY
Your Local
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Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
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TSB INTERIORS
Recovery new and Antique

All your upholstery needs
26 years experience
Tim 0405 049 994

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On Time / Experienced / Insured
Jason 0413 859 898

0407 771 476
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WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
PROUD
APPLIANCES
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
4 Hood Street Subiaco
9388 2251
ELECTRIC Lift tan lounge chair

$800. Ph. 9309 3859
COMPUTERS
FANS(3) Decorative and colourful

hand held. Old but VGC $50, 9386
7250
HOOVER
Vacuum Hepr filter,
bagless + attachments, as new, $20,
9386 7250
LOUNGE Sofa: Leather, genuine
Chesterfield 1x3 seater. Top quality,
full grain leather. Excellent condtion
$650.00.
Phone: 0438 396 273
LOUNGE Suite new, beige. Bought
$4000, sell $2000. Excellent bargain
0421 547 486
LUGGAGE 3 piece set Atlantic.
Used only once. Must sell. Make an
offer 440 582 1222
FOR SALE TRADING

CORTEZ Stone. All aspects of
Limestone Random style feature
walls to large scale retaining. Call for
a quote. Dayna or Charlie.
0400 221 760
ANTIQUES
CLOCKS
Antique. Years of
collecting. Selling Grandfather
clocks. Assorted mantle style clocks,
German, Vienna and Station clocks.
French clocks. Phone Philip 0450
049 679. Home 9380 6399
ARTS & CRAFTS
WINDOW CLEANING
ANGUS
040 375 8242
GMR
Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
BED AND BREAKFAST

EXLEY House B&B 2 Bedford St,
Nedlands. Two lovely bedrooms with
french doors to a verandah
overlooking gardens. Private
entrance and guest living area. 0417
947 334/9386 4452.
exleyhse@iinet.net.au
ROSEMORE Bed & breakfast,
Mosman Park. Twn/sgn rooms. Own
ensuites.
www.rosemore.com.au
9384 8214
grwindowcleaning@bigpond.com
BOATING
WINDOW CLEANER
MOORING Wanted in Matilda Bay,

require 7.5m swing. Everything
considered. Contact John 0438 915
770
$50 disc. for repeat clients

FREE Bathroom Mirrors
Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
Cleaned
Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
Isaac 0405 300 298

DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
Credit Card Facility Available
Free Quotes Josh and Mike
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
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& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
Trevor 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
UP To 11,000,000 required to
invest in Broadacre Wheatbelt
Mortgage 5%-5.5% P.A ROI.
Secured by 1st mortgage int,Paid 3
mnths in advance. Call 0428 758
030
BRENda
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
CHINA Complete setting for 12

Harmony House Rosewood pattern.
Excellent condition. Must sell. Make
an offer 440 582 1222
1800 447 130 0403 041 941
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
BED Queensize ensemble. Luxury

posturepaedic mattress on base with
castors. As new condition $275.00.
Can deliver. Please phone: 0438 396
273
TRADES &
SERVICES
A1
Computer Home services,
reasonable rates. 9343 9212, 0409
375 245
LEARN To use Facebook, Twitter,
etc to promote online. Private
lessons $35 p.h. " Social Media"
page: 0425 284 015,
www.perthbusinesshelp.com.au
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling. Effective and in-depth
for individuals. Specializing in
Relationship Counselling, Marital
and Family Therapy. Qualified, 30+
years experience. Free half hour,
based in Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au or 9383
3132
DRESSMAKING
HEMS Alterations, fast and very
reasonable rates. Local lady many
years sewing experience.
0417 913 931
EDUCATIONAL
ACCOUNTING
Tuition from
qualified teacher , grades 11, 12 and
first year Uni, 0415 741 040
CHEMISTRY
Physics,
Mathematics, English and other
WACE subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. Years 10-12.
Eight years experience. Current 5th
year Medical student, with BSc in
Chemistry. Can tutor at your place or
meet at school/public library. $50 p
/h. Cottesloe local. James
0404 918 438
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced Yr11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
HISTORY Politics, English Lit and
Mandarin tutor, Years 10-12. Oxford
Graduate and CCGS old boy. Can
tutor at school or home. $50p/h.
Peter 0450 477 485
MATHEMATICS
(inc. specialist,
methods
and
applications),
Engineering and Physics tuition in
your home. Specialising in Years 10
to year 12, ATAR, University and
TAFE.
Focussing
on
clear
explanations, problem solving and
test preparation. Experienced,
professional and dedicated tutor.
Phone Denton 0425 898 598 or 9418
7703
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr11/12 WACE teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
MATHS And Physics tutor. All
levels. Electronic engineer with
teacher qualifications. I have a
passion for the hard sciences and
love to impart knowledge. Current
WWC and Police Clearance. Phone
Justin 0423 711 275
WINDOW
REPAIRS
MATHS tutor. Experienced teacher

specialising in mathematical skills for
PP-3. Rosemary 0412 454 276
Paul Jones
NEED
Help with Maths? 1-1
in-home tutoring by exp'd UWA PhD
at $65/hour and up to 400 minutes of
free online help before tests/exams.
Try this unique service today! 0438
965 775
Carpentry & Joinery

Repair and Restoration of all
Timber Windows and Doors.
Double Hung, Casement and
Hopper Sashes.
Bi-fold Windows and Doors.
Quality Assured
PH 0417 915 636
SASH IN A FLASH
Specialist Timber
Window Repairs & Restoration
Double hung casement &
awning sashes
Sashcords & spiral balances
Fully insured
PH 0407 328 128
www.sashinaflash.com.au
WROUGHT IRON
Metal Ox Ironworks
Handmade Wrought Iron
Balustrades, Furniture
Gates, Window Grilles
All Ironwork
Quality & Service
9272 8282 0419 045 250

www.metalox.com.au
PP-3 Tutoring in English and

Maths. Improve skills or extension.
Retired teacher. $25 p/h. Dee 0448
793 928
ENTERTAINMENT
HORSE Riding lessons or just a fun
afternoon or morning. Take photos
and enjoy. Ph Danny 0410 314 909
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
HUGE/ G/Sale, 204 Weaponess
Rd, Wembley Downs Cnr Luita St.
Antiques, records, furniture, china,
jewellery etc 9-3pm
MOSMAN Park 2 Winifred St
9am-2pm Saturday
MT Claremont 11 Fortview Rd,
Saturday 16th May. 8am-1pm down
sizing household items, furniture,
BBQ cheap. Have one. Fridge going
for free
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. 1st Sunday free. Come and
get bargains galore or sell your
goods
HEALTH & BEAUTY
LIMOUSINES
HERBALIFE
Independent
Distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
MASSAGE: Amazing self healing,
deep relaxation. Alleviates stress
/neck/shoulder/back/tension/pain
/migraines/anxiety. Zen Shiatsu,
Therapeutic massage, trained in
Japan. Elspeth 0410 853 441
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian.
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
MOBILE
Massage Therapist,
Maria. I.T.E.C Diploma. Genuine
clients only. Phone/Text
0434 867 039
PAMPERZONE
Beauty Studio
Claremont. All beauty services
supplied. Home based, reasonable
rates. Good parking, no noisy
cubicles. Ladies only. To make an
appointment ring
Christine 9384 5037
PILATES
With Us at Mount
Claremont Community Centre. Mixed
level classes. (new to Pilates, plse
call first) Saturdays 4pm - 5pm &
Wednesdays 6pm - 7pm. Lucy 0411
038 375, Sue 0403 784 076
SHIATSU
Massage, Nedlands.
Japanese style massage, fully
clothed on Futon mattress on floor.
Benefit a range of conditions
including back pain, stress, stiff joints
etc. Theresa 0402 676 329
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness, Podiatrist, 39 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Fitness Cottesloe
classes. Gym Pilates. Maureen.
0418 950 112
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open
classes in Wembley Tuesday
evening, Fremantle Thursday
evening. Certified Teacher Suzanne
0414 883 139
YOGA Wembley
Downs Junior Football Club. Vinyasa
Monday and Thursday 6-7pm; Yin
Wednesday 9.30-10.30am. All levels
welcome. Theresa 0402 676 329
VIPCHARTER Chauffeur Services

is offering premium executive
chauffeur services at an affordable
price in Perth, WA. Book online now
and receive- 10% discount! Enjoy
your luxury and safety travel in
Perth, WA. Visit our website
www.vipcharter.com.au
and get your free quote now or call
0402 122 351
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS

COTTESLOE Apartment. Great
ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
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COTTESLOE 2 bed apartment.
Great central location, fully furn &
equip . Mins walk to beach & train
$120-$160pn, special weekly rates
for winter. Ph: 0438 845 567, email:
cottesloeviews@yahoo.com.au
ww.cottesloeviews.com.au
COTTESLOE Beach House Stays.
Family and executive self-contained
houses and apartments available for
short term rental in Cottesloe and
surrounding areas. Phone 9286
2641 www.cbhstays.com.au
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
MARGARET River. Riversesque.
Enjoy luxurious and romantic
Balinese inspired villa, set amongst
tall tress on the river. Fully self
contained. Riveresque is voted
number one on Tripadvisor for
specialty accommodations in
Maragaret River. Please call Di,
9757 2493,
riveresque@bigpond.com
or
www.riveresque.com
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
HOMESTAY
LUXURIOUS Farmstay between
Albany and Denmark. Perfect for
romantic breaks or families seeking
interaction with farm life. 3
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. All details
on website:
https://www.waholidayguide.com.au
/white-dog-lane-cottage-farmstay or call
Susi 0400 963 269
email budnsusi@hotmail.com
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
RELIABLE Mature couple nurse,
handyman seek unit house
Cottesloe, Swanbourne long term.
Will maintain property, gardens. Non
smokers. Police clearance. Please
call 0449 206 177
INTERSTATE
ACCOMMODATION
EXECUTIVE Penthouse in Darling
St South Yarra. Close to all
amenities (one stop to the MCG).
Special
3
night
packages.
www.thedarlingmelbourne.com.au.
Bookings: 9750 5444
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FOUND Holden and house key.
Bishop Rd Park 9386 5212
FOUND Pet pink and grey galah,
Mt Claremont. Call Josephine, 0408
097 303
LOST Keys at Boucla Cafe Rokeby
Road Subiaco. Please phone
Martine 0406 653 801
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
COMMONWEALTH
Marriage
Celebrant-Professional and reliable,
Glenda Prideaux.
Mob: 0407 336 604.
Email: Glenda@glendaprideaux.com
www.glendaprideaux.com
PHOTOGRAPHER
Available.
Local, freelance. Capture that
special day or family event.
Reasonable rates. Mobile: 0412 294
711
www.faircloughphotography.com.au.
Email: newspics@iinet.net.au
MOTOR VEHICLES
HOLDEN Astra 1999 Auto Htchbk,
168,400km, 3 mth lic. Must sell now,
reduced to $2300 ono. 0424 456
583, 9384 2247
SUBARU Impreza GX 2004 auto
2L, 142km $5 800. 9381 8318, 0419
142 999
MUSICAL
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,
Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers. Members of WAMTA,
TRBWA, ASMEWA, WWCC No.
From 8 years up. Michael/Mary. Ph
9387 7046
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
MUSIC Lessons for both flute and
piano. Teacher is university qualified.
Reasonable rates.
9388 6251
PALM Court Orchestra players
wanted, Flute, Strings. Interested?
9325 1523
PIANO
Lessons.
Beginners
welcome, 5 yrs ++, Music Munchkins
0430 465 725
PIANO Lessons Munchkins Music.
Stt experienced teacher 0430 465
725
PIANO
Tuner, for professional
tuning services. Phone Ronald 0416
065 983 or visit
www.1pianotuner.com
PLANO
Lessons, Jazz, Jazz
Voicing Improvisation, Theory
9325 1523
SINGING
Tuition
beginners
/advanced, 9381 9146,
terryann@bigpond.net.au
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OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles 9389
8881 or 9386 3893
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fanstastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; two
toilets. Internet, mobiles, Oyster
cards provided. 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call 0418
918 979
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in
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SENSUAL
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Next classes commence July 22nd &
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9.15am and 10.45am respectively.
Barista coffee available! Just come
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SMALL
Dog minding in our
Wembley home. Huge yard, TLC,
walks. Julie 0400 681 145
CAPABLE Reliable lady seeks

cooking, cleaning, caring 0411 445
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SITUATIONS VACANT
ADMINSTRATION
Officer-Nedlands 15 hours per
week. Exciting opportunity to join our
creative and dedicated team and
contribute to building the capacity of
small
community
managed
organisations. Linkwest is the peak
body for Community, Neighbourhood
and Learning Centres in Western
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resources and advocacy to 77
member centres across the state.
The Administration Officer will report
to the Marketing and Office Manager
and assist in planning, coordinating
and implementing administrative
functions for Linkwest. Applications
close 5.00pm Sunday 24 May 2015.
For a full position description,
selection criteria and details of how
to apply please visit:
www.linkwest.asn.au/about-us
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CASUAL Carer. Caring female,
preferably experienced with the
elderly and dementia, free in June to
take elderly lady for a walk and
coffee 9.30am to 10.30am Monday
to Friday. Jolimont area.
Ring 0418 906 997
CASUAL Position available with a
Funeral Director to assist with after
hours and weekend mortuary
ambulance transfer and funeral
services on weekdays and some
weekends. May suit early retired
person living in close proximity to
Subiaco with good written and verbal
communication skills with some
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knowledge.
Neat
appearance and sober habits
essential. Call Monday-Friday
between 9am-4pm only. Prosser
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CASUAL Reservations consultant
required for busy Coral Bay holiday
accommodation booking office,
located in Claremont. Must have
excellent telephone manner, great
attention to detail, be reliable,
flexible, a self-starter, and able to
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cover letter detailing experience and
availability by 4pm Friday 22/5/15 to
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HOME & Garden maintenance
worker required for approx. 10hrs of
work/week. Window and gutter
cleaning, pruning & general yard
work. Must have own car. Casual
employment. During business hours
9388 3866
LADY Wanted to join crochet
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MANAGER
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NANNY Wanted for a 3 1/2 boy for
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please SMS Tracey
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SITUATIONS WANTED
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Carer. Qualified &
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offer support with personal care,
medications, shopping/outings,
companionship & light meals
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individual needs. References
available. Please phone Susan 0458
246 884
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ABN, P/C. $35 p.h, 0450 089 933
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check, mother and mature uni
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BABYSITTER Available, caring, fun
and
reliable.
Experienced,
references. $20 p/h, $50 minimum.
Fran 0402 103 070
BOOKKEEPING
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Also year end adjustments GST on
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08 6161 4065
CLEANER
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0404 816 595
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great references, 10 years
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prices. References. Please call
Colin: 0434 902 146
GARDEN
A backyard blitz.
Experienced. Phone Nick 0412 772
238
GARDEN Bag service, garden bag
and frame supplied monthly service
available, reliable service. Call
Seamus 6143 8721, 0450 225 113
GARDENER Ideally a semi retired
person sought. We have a very nice
garden, and we need help to cover
all gardening and lawn care duties.
We have are equipment. We are
fussy, weekly hours of approx 10-12
hours at $25.00 per hour. We need a
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good
and
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please 0411 228 555
GARDENING
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whipper
snipping,
hedging.
Experienced. $30 to $35p.h.
Craig 0411 315 807
GARDENING
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odd-jobs, police/child clearance, Alex
0421 369 294
HAIRDRESSER Male for mature
people. Reasonable rates
9387 7947
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years
experience.
Painting,
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Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
HORSE
Riding
lessons.
Experienced teacher. Phone Danny
0410 314 909
HOUSEKEEPING
Mature
Loyal, efficient, punctual
0422 847 468
Lady.
IRONING A professional service.

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Floreat (near cnr Cambridge St).
7.30am-4.30pm, M-Fri.
Ph: 9383 9252
IRONING A reliable service. Pickup
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Ph: 0422 123 789
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Quality
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Local family run business.
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121 181
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Pick-up delivery 0422 847 468
IRONING
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From page 1
Ms Milianku added: For more than
two years I have been frequently disturbed by noises from a frequently
operating hairdresser business occurring every day after work, on weekends
and on public holidays.
This is a residential area, not a
commercial precinct, and having the
noise from a business continue beyond normal working hours nine to
five is unacceptable ... I do not think
operation until 9pm on Thursday is
acceptable.
A staff report for the meeting said
the hours of business were 9am to
9pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
on Saturdays and 9am to 5pm on
Sundays.
Ms Milianku said she believed that
the laundry was listed as the place of
business but customers had their hair
washed there then cut in the kitchen.
She also disputed the reports claim
there were two to three customers a
day, saying there was a greater frequency than that.
The report said complaints about
the salon and noise had been made
in November 2013.
A month later the council wrote to
the buildings owner advising the unauthorised salon should be shut and
the house used only as a residence.
About 12 months ago Ms Hanrahan
and the council agreed she could seek
permission for the salon by the start of
September, but when the paperwork
had not been received by October the
council fined her.
By January, after two failed attempts to
lodge the application, the correct forms
were submitted and the fine paid.
Ms Milianku said the council had
not looked at the problem from her
property.
Councillor Lynley Hewett said the
salon was operating 70 hours a week,
seven days a week in a residential area,
which was longer than many businesses
in Hampden and Rokeby roads operated and should be refused.
We know it is upsetting the amenity
of the neighbour, and that has become
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LEFT: The laundry in this house is given as the hairdressers place of business.
RIGHT: A customer models a hair-do on a Gumtree advertisement for the business.
a real big issue on a number of occasions and the speaker from the public
gallery deserves to be heard on that,
she said.
Councillor Scott Arbuckle said he
was not convinced the salon caused a
loss of amenity to the area, or even that
the loss of amenity to the neighbour
was unreasonable.
This is one very, very small Subiaco
business, he said. It consists of one
person and their cat, and Im making
up the bit about the cat, because I dont
really know, but its one person.
Councillor Julie Matheson said the
council staff and Ms Milianku could
deal with the noise under clause 35 of
the town planning scheme.
If you want to knock it back ... then we
could probably go around scrutinising
all the hairdressing businesses right
throughout Subiaco and find out if they
are making too much noise, she said.
Councillor Mark Burns said there
were measures in place to allow the
council revoke permission for the
business if it breached the conditions
of approval.
Ms Milianku, who was sitting in the
public gallery during the debate after
she spoke, was consoled by a friend.
Ms Hanrahan was not in the public
gallery.
I didnt want to be there, I was told
by Mark [Burns] not to be there, she

said when contacted by the POST.
I didnt want to say anything ridiculous, I am a hairdresser after all.
She said her spokesman was Subiaco
caf owner Sonny Cicero, who had
spoken in her favour at the council
meeting, saying she was a young lady
whose clients loved her and who was
just trying to make a living.
Councillor Lee Hemsley said noise
during normal working hours when
people werent normally at home was
acceptable.
But after working hours people
deserve to have the confidence in
their own home of being able to relax
in privacy, not with a customer and
neighbour shouting over a hair dryer
through the wall he said.
The fact this problem has persisted since November 2013 shows
the hairdresser has little awareness
of the problems the noise is causing
or respect for the neighbour.
The vote to allow retrospective
planning approval for the salon, and
continue for a trial period of 12 months
was approved seven votes to five.
The salon will be allowed to operate over 12 months from 9am to 7pm,
Monday to Friday and 9am to 5pm on
Saturday on that basis that it has only
one employee, Ms Hanrahan.
Bush to Beach feast a sellout

Last Saturdays long-table
forest feast at the beach was
a roaring success, organiser
Jane Wishaw says.
The inaugural autumn lunch
at Cottesloe Beach Hotel was a
sellout, with 128 guests seated
on two long tables, and 31 kids
on their own long table.
The Bush to Beach Market
was busy selling an array of
fresh fruit and vegetables,
wines, olive oils, a range of
potato varieties, meats, juices,
jams, preserves and homemade
ice-cream to happy locals.
Market goers browsed the
goods, then those who had
tickets at midday found their
seats at the long tables for
lunch with friends, neighbours
and farmers.
New friendships were made
when neighbour met neighbour
from the village community.
Pumpkin soup was ladled
directly from 20 hollowed-out
ironbark pumpkins delivered
to the tables.
Chef Alan Spagnolo and his
crew prepared slow-roasted
shoulders of lamb, followed
by a dessert of freshly baked
plum and macadamia torta
with Bannister Downs fresh
cream.
Surrounding the pavilion
of the Cottesloe Beach Hotel
were 10 growers from the
Southern Forest region show-
Crossword Solution
Bella Bates and Alexandria Henderson show o some of the massive

ironbark pumpkins.
casing Southern Forest foods Winebar chef Russell Blaikie
at the Bush to Beach farmers prepared share plates featuring seasonal produce from the
market.
All the market stalls were Southern Forests region.
This will be the last market
custom designed, themed and
laden with an abundance of for autumn-winter. The next
will be at Cottesloe Beach
fresh produce.
Mr Spagnolo and Must Hotel in spring.
Days challenge kept secret

From page 3
prevented the POST hearing

Ms Jancas address and a
presentation from the State
Heritage Office.
Subigate, the consortium behind the planned $120million
redevelopment of the market
site, headed by D2 Property
managing director Ian Day,
is challenging elements of the
projects approval.
In February, the Metro
West Joint Development
Assessment Panel approved
the project with 39 conditions
and 25 advice notes.
Mr Day, who was flanked by
six people at the mediation,
refused to say which condi-
tions were being challenged,

or to answer questions.
The DAP, SAT, State
Solicitors Office, Subiaco
council and Heritage Council
of WA all say the information
is confidential.
Following a meeting of the
local DAP in Cambridge on
Monday morning, the panels
presiding member Megan
Bartle, who was Subiaco
planning manager from 1997
to 2000, refused to say what
conditions were being challenged.
Wednesdays mediation
was scheduled to last for one
sitting and it is not yet known
when its recommendations
will go to a DAP meeting.
Austin Robertsons sporting
Subi Ovals all history now

After I had scaled four flights
of stairs to get to my seat in
the gods, I gazed out over
the beloved green of Subiaco
Oval, way down below, and it
was hard not to feel the history of it.
I was ensconced in the Geoff
Christian Media Room, and over
my left shoulder was a picture
of the man himself.
To get to my lofty perch I had
to walk past the Bill Dempsey
and Mel Whinnen gate, West
Perth champions, then past
the main entrance bearing the
name of another WA football
idol, John Todd.
I passed another gate, this one
named after Perth legend big
Merv McIntosh and his heroics
in their 1955 premiership win
came rushing back and on to
the Jack Sheedy gate.
I will never forget the backhander Jack gave me one day,
saying: Dont worry son, youll
get plenty of them.
Finally, I got to the gate named
after the little maestro Steve
Marsh, and all of a sudden I
found myself in the ground.
Up the first flight of stairs,
and I peered into the crowded
Bill Walker Room, then strolled
past all the great action shots
of the guys in the WA Football
Hall of Fame.
Finally, I found my niche,
the media room, quite rightly
named after the best football
writer WA has ever produced
by a country mile.
I had seen Geoff in many stages
of his life, from a wonderfullygifted sprinter for Hale School,
coming around the bend in the
open 220-yard dash at the WACA,
showing all the other athletes a
clean pair of heels, to the time
just before I left to go east,
when he was suffering bravely
with a cripplingly-painful back
injury.
Sitting up there in Geoffs
room, I imagined him alive today:
stooped, still suffering without
complaint, a fag between in
his lips, wearing his press pass
around his neck like a yoke.
Writing is not always easy
for me; it requires constant
thinking.
The gears and flywheels of my
mind click and clatter around
non-stop to get any sort of satisfactory result, but every time
I saw Geoff belting away at his
typewriter it looked easy for
him he always had that way
with words.
But it was Saturday night and,
like Geoff had been before me,
I was a bona fide press man,
there to bear witness to Nat the
Magnif and the Dockers giving
Austin hopes all the history associated with Subi Oval wont be discarded when footy moves to Burswood.
it to Essendon.
Nathan Fyfe what more can
anyone say? He looks as though
a computer program designed
him.
Theres a statistical symmetry
to him. Hes 190cm tall and tips
the scales at 88kg, runs with the
fluidity of hot gravy on toast and
has all the other measurables
any team would crave, from
incredible arm strength to elusiveness, extraordinary skill and
a razor-sharp, quick mind.
After six rounds, I reckon that

Nat the Magnif may have tallied
17 Brownlow Medal votes.
It could have been be 18,
but, in the last quarter of the
Essendon match, he missed
taking a spekky right in front
and fluffed it.
In the end, I gave my top votes
to David Mundy, another giant
Freo mid-fielder with a bulletproof work ethic.
David and Nat tear opposition
sides apart. They both have
incredible core strength, particularly Nat, whose iron will

at the contest is like no ones I
have seen.
At times he has three people
hanging off him as he drags them
around like so many rag dolls,
and still somehow manages to
get the handball lace-out to a
teammate going by.
I actually reckon one of the
reasons it took Nat a few years
to fully blossom as a footballer
was that it took his team-mates
that long to adjust to the speed

of his mind so they could take
advantage of his ball-winning
superiority!
I was asked the other day who
was the most important player
in the Dockers line-up.
You might think I would
answer either Fyfe or Mundy,
but, strangely enough, I think
the giant Aaron Sandilands is
the Lyon Kings most important
commodity.
Lets hope and pray nothing
happens to that big toe!
The game against the Bombers
was so much like all the Dockers
matches this season. The Dons
were smashed early by a far
superior team, and then Freo
slipped into control mode, playing comfortably.
Honestly, looking at all the
teams in the competition I cant
see one capable of mounting a
serious challenge to them.
I believe the Dockers will win
the premiership this season, and
the ones in 2016 and 2017 as well,
such is their depth of talent.
I enjoyed watching the match
but, as always when the Dockers
are in charge, it was over far
Rottnest SUP classic a go go

SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

The inaugural Stand-Up
Paddle Surf Shop Rottnest
Classic run successfully
with the annual state SUP
titles last weekend looks
like a Whalebone Classic in
the making.
And like the now-iconic longboard event, which has its roots
deep in another of surfings fastgrowing genres, this newest of
state surfing events already has
national SUP relevance, attracting interstate competitors.
The third and final day of
competition was pumping, with
two interstaters, each highly
regarded on the world stage,
becoming mens and womens
champions.
Sundays finals saw a compelling interstate battle in the
open mens.
Kingscliffs Justin Holland
has given WAs legendary
Jakovich brothers Rick, who is
over-40 Australian SUP champion, and Jake, who is WA open
champion, something to aim for
with his aggressive approach to
the wave.
Gracetowns Rick Jackovich came

within a paddle length from
winning the inaugural Stand
Up Surf Shop Rottnest Classic
presented by SunSmart last
weekend at Rottnest.
Photo: Surfing WA/ Woolacott
Hollands willingness to hassle
for waves and that extra slide
and the technicality of his last
few turns put him on top.
But out the back among the
head-high peelers, the WA boys
were best.
Im so grateful for the opportunity to come to this amazing
place and be tested by some

quality opposition, Holland
said.
I could not speak more highly
of this event, the people and the
location.
In the womens final, rising
star Shakira Westdorp, from
Tugun beach in Queensland,
managed an emphatic win, having recently been runner-up in
her first ever Stand Up World
Tour event in Hawaii.
This trip to Rottnest Island
has been amazing, its provided a
real sense of adventure for me,
she said. Ive been amazed by
the quality of the waves and the
stunning scenery.
I look forward to coming back
to WA and getting more girls
involved in the future.
In another first for Rottnest
Island surfing, the WA SUP
state titles (which have been
held at Yallingup with the state
longboarding titles) were completed with the classic over the
three days.
SUP is now a recognised
boardriding discipline that falls
under the Surfing Australia
umbrella, Surfing WA event
organiser Justin Majek said
this week.
We run state titles to head

to the national titles in South
Australia, and from there an
Australian Team is selected for
the ISA world games.
The SUP World Tour is run
by another body, but wed like
to develop a marquee event for
all codes, hence the reason for
this event.
Results
Mens Rottnest classic: 1 Justin Holland (Kingscliff, NSW), 2 Rick
Jakovich (Gracetown), 3 Jake Jakovich (Gracetown), 4 Wesley Fry (Bicton).
Womens Rottnest classic: 1 Shakira Westdorp (Tugun, Q), 2 Monica De Araujo (Scarborough), 3.
Narelle Kuppers (Margaret River).
WA SUP open mens: 1 Jake Jakovich
(Gracetown), 2 Rick Jakovich (Gracetown),
3 Wesley Fry (Bicton), 4 Ben Mardon (Geraldton).
WA SUP open womens: 1 Susannah Wilson
(Mosman Park), 2 Monica De Araujo (Scarborough), 3 Narelle Kuppers (Margaret
River), 4. Jacenta Potts (South Fremantle).
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Kids
Last weeks
doodle.
Jokes
Eloisa Malet (12)
Use this shape to make a drawing.

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Hi Kids,
This weeks Doodlebug was a
particularly tricky one. But that
didnt stop you Doodlebug kids
from coming up with some excellent ideas.
Eloisa Malet (12), from Mosman
Park, cleverly used the design to
make some stylised bamboo for her
extra cute pandas. Her Doodlebug
drawing definitely has an oriental
feel to it.
Luca Corvaia (8), from Nedlands,
has made his Doodlebug into a colourful neighbourhood map that even
shows the school classrooms.
They are the major winners, but
there were some super ideas among
Q: What do you give a sick

car?
A: A fuel injection.
Q: What sort of chocolate
do cowboys wear?
A: Wagon wheels.
the entries this week.

Arielle was blissfully relaxing in
a hammock under the trees while
Stellas flower pot was very sweet.
Hugos spaceship food van was very
inventive while Luke had himself
under an unusual egg tree!
Thomass slingshot looked lethal
and Allys church had lots of detail.
Im guessing Oscar is a Dockers supporter by his colourful drawing.
Amelias garden was full of life
and Bens car had an innovative
design. I loved Abbeys view of the
train going along the tracks, it was
very dynamic.
Enjoy this weeks challenge,
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Luke.
Luke who?
Luke through the keyhole
and youll see.
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Olive.
Olive who?
Olive across the road.
Q: Why did the baker stop
making doughnuts?
A: He was sick of the hole
Jane
business.
Tongue twister
ICE-CREAM WINNERS
These Doodlebug contestants have won
ice-cream vouchers.
Stella Armstrong, Hugo Gallin-Haynes, Abbey Brazier,
Shop 4/531
Hay Street Ben Gallin-Haynes, Luke Davis, Arielle Ang, Oscar Brazier,
Subiaco
Ally Bowman and Amelia Ang.
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FOR FIRST 2 LINES

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Luca Corvaia (8)
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10
Q: What does a house

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May 16, 2015

Close shave for loud hairdresser

Shouting and other noise from

home from work as I usually

The salon idea may work

councillors property were

On the road again Stewart Newsome and Sam

off the bike to set off again.

bike but when they arrived

Stewart Newsome and

Phone us on 9383 7777

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Letters to the POST

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UWA has seen the light

So much for a quiet life

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